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UI inconsistencies between desktop and web-based

bajandude
bajandude
Community Member
in 1Password 7 for Windows

This just caused me a few seconds of confusion. Both UIs default to a three-pane layout; this is great - nice and consistent. Both UIs default to putting the same content in each pane; also great, muscle/vision memory benefit.

In the Windows application (v7), the Edit button is in the top left of the details pane, just above the icon for the entry.
In the web UI, it's in the bottom right.

In the Windows application, after clicking Edit, the actions at the top are Save, Cancel, Move to Trash.
In the web UI, after clicking Edit, the actions at the bottom are Move to Trash, Cancel, Save.

As noted at the start, I got momentarily confused when my brain dropped context on whether I was in a web browser or the application; the darn edit button was missing. This feels like different designs just to be contrary.

1Password Version: 7.0.558
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 10 - 1803
Sync Type: Not Provided

Comments

  • bajandude
    bajandude
    Community Member

    Also, the web UI refers to "Reused passwords" while the application refers to "Duplicate passwords". The list of credentials is the same in both. The application has the upper hand in usefulness here, because it groups the duplicates together, while the web UI requires me to scan up and down the list trying to find the duplicate entries (some of which are created by 1P itself).

  • Greg
    Greg
    1Password Alumni

    Hi there @bajandude,

    Thank you for your detailed feedback!

    I agree, there is a room for improvement, when it comes to the web interface of 1Password.com. We are trying to make our interface consistent across all platforms, so we will take your feedback into consideration as we continue to streamline our online interface. :chuffed:

    web UI refers to "Reused passwords" while the application refers to "Duplicate passwords"

    Watchtower 2.0 is coming to 1Password 7 for Windows in one of the future updates, so "Reused passwords" string will be consistent everywhere. Please stay tuned.

    If you notice anything else, feel free to report it anytime. We are always here for you. Thanks!

    Cheers,
    Greg

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