We began Sprint 9 to modify and implement a new layout for certain sections of the application provided by the new mockup (Consolidated Order Entry - Documentation - OpenMRS Wiki) done by @ddesimone also I would like to inform every one of the progress we are currently making to archive these.
The sprint objectives are
The application should have an orders homepage that lists all orders and is filterable/sortable
Each type of order would have different details to display
Orders saved to the draft list should be shared across all pages within the ordering app
Users can continue to add orders of different types to the draft list
Achieved Objectives
Getting lab orderables as well as concept sets dynamically
Homepage that lists all orders
Orders saved to the draft list can be displayed across all order pages
Hovering over a panel would display the test included in that panel
Subtasks created for some of this features are still been implemented at the time of the post and will be completed soon.
subtasks are:
Fixing the toggle urgency action for lab orders
Enabling users to edit a drug order from the draft list as well as from the orders page
Normally we don’t align the details to the center alignment since it may have the sentence. So it would be better to align for left.
The arrow in the date is used for the expanding & close. Since the expanding is only happening for details column, It would be better to add the arrow to the details. So it will expand & close only for that row.
Does it keep the consistent with other OWAs? I think the breadcrumps is missing and the header(“contains Orders List”) is missing the background
Meanwhile, with regards the arrow in the date that indicates an expandable accordion, I would like you to note that the detail shown when the accordion is expanded is not just related to just the details column, the expansion happens when you click on any part of the accordion, be it the date, status or detail column, The initial information displayed in the columns is actually meant to be displayed somewhat as a title or little description of the order without expanding the accordion, I guess it is the border lines in between each column that is playing on the UX if you take a glance at it without interacting with it.
for more insight and information, please refer to this mockup