UX / Design

Let us draw the arrows in Rewst. The intersecting arrows makes my workflow look cluttered and unorganized. Letting us draw the arrows would make our workflows pretty and organized.

Presently the workflows display page is cramped and lacking in searchable options. Add descriptions and more details and compress each row down to one line of text w/o wrapping the workflow name

seems odd as the whole point of this visual representation is to help me know what happened during the run that is not "code" review only.

It would be nice for Rewst forms to have some sort of visual error handling when a user has made an incorrect input somewhere, such as that item being highlighted as whats preventing the form from being submitted. Right now, our only real complaint from end users is on lengthy forms - like User Onboarding/Offboarding, sometimes a specific field isnt entered correctly, or was missed, and currently there is no visual clue for end users which field was missed or is preventing the form from being submitted. If "Submit" doesnt submit - it would be nice to have that field preventing this action to highlight or scroll you there.

who has logged in, at what time, from what IP, what activity they did in platform, any edits made

One big struggle for me is being able to organize my forms and workflows so I can easily find them. I utilize tags and they help somewhat, but overall it would be great if we could make folders to organize these items.

I have a task that stretches vertically and its annoying when the streams cross. Being able to stack task transitions vertically would be cool

Since noops are used for multiple different functions from Begin or Start statements to End statements it would be helpful to have some type of selectable iconography to go along with the function that is being used in that noop. A white play button on green for a Start/Begin noop A white octagon on red for an End noop An inverted white trident (Or even better a chicken's foot) to resemble a noop that's used for branching or filtering

Would be nice to have a central location to view failures for all sub organization so workflows can be monitored for failures without having to search through each one.

It would be cool if you could pick a top-level workflow then only see the sub workflows used in the top-level workflow in the workflow table.