I needed to make a change to one contact. For some reason, once I was in the Contacts area I decided to check our main list of 500+ names. It took far longer than it might have, with a bit of programming by CC.
• I started out looking at 50 rows per page. For reasons that will become clear later, I tried to expand the view. The highest that worked for me was 100 rows per page.
• Several contacts needed name corrections. By trial and error I learned that one could not change the name and just click Save. Returning to the list after just those actions showed no change. I found that, after making a change, I had to click somewhere in the blank area of the page, let the gear wheel spin, and then click Save. Either eliminate that step or add an instruction about the intermediate step.
• The only way to go back to the list page I was working on was to click the "back" button on my browser. There should be a "Back to List" button on the edit page. Since I had to go back and forth a lot, I tried to get more entries on each page -- thus my use of 100 rows per page.
• When I deleted a contact, the List view reverted to the first page, not the page I had been working on.
• After editing a contact, the back button did return to the page I had been working on, but all the way to the top. More scrolling or "page down" button to find my place.
• The mechanism for scrolling from one page to the next is at the bottom of the page only. If one has to move frequently from page to page, that mechanism should at least appear at the top of the list as well.
• When moving between list pages, the mechanism allows only one page at a time. So if I was working on page five and deleted a contact, and I was taken back to the first page each time (as mentioned earlier), I had to move through each page one at a time. The spinning gear wheel took several seconds to display each page. I think you should be able to change the mechanism to allow selecting the page one wants to go to.
CC has been responsive to my feedback on other matters. I hope that pattern continues.
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