diff --git a/src/components/feedback/Watermark/Watermark.stories.tsx b/src/components/feedback/Watermark/Watermark.stories.tsx index 6a5dc6d38..17f415125 100644 --- a/src/components/feedback/Watermark/Watermark.stories.tsx +++ b/src/components/feedback/Watermark/Watermark.stories.tsx @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ import { type IColorPickerProps } from 'src/components' import { type IWatermarkProps } from 'src/components/feedback/Watermark/Watermark' import { InputNumber } from 'src/components' import { Typography } from 'src/components/general/Typography/Typography' -import { Paragraph } from 'src/components/general/Typography/Typography' import { Input } from 'src/components' import { ColorPicker } from 'src/components' import { Slider } from 'src/components' @@ -152,29 +151,27 @@ export const ExampleConfig: Story = { - - - The light-speed iteration of the digital world makes products more complex. However, human consciousness - and attention resources are limited. Facing this design contradiction, the pursuit of natural - interaction will be the consistent direction of Ant Design. - - - Natural user cognition: According to cognitive psychology, about 80% of external information is obtained - through visual channels. The most important visual elements in the interface design, including layout, - colors, illustrations, icons, etc., should fully absorb the laws of nature, thereby reducing the - user's cognitive cost and bringing authentic and smooth feelings. In some scenarios, opportunely - adding other sensory channels such as hearing, touch can create a richer and more natural product - experience. - - - Natural user behavior: In the interaction with the system, the designer should fully understand the - relationship between users, system roles, and task objectives, and also contextually organize system - functions and services. At the same time, a series of methods such as behavior analysis, artificial - intelligence and sensors could be applied to assist users to make effective decisions and reduce extra - operations of users, to save users' mental and physical resources and make human-computer - interaction more natural. - - + + The light-speed iteration of the digital world makes products more complex. However, human consciousness + and attention resources are limited. Facing this design contradiction, the pursuit of natural + interaction will be the consistent direction of Ant Design. + + + Natural user cognition: According to cognitive psychology, about 80% of external information is obtained + through visual channels. The most important visual elements in the interface design, including layout, + colors, illustrations, icons, etc., should fully absorb the laws of nature, thereby reducing the + user's cognitive cost and bringing authentic and smooth feelings. In some scenarios, opportunely + adding other sensory channels such as hearing, touch can create a richer and more natural product + experience. + + + Natural user behavior: In the interaction with the system, the designer should fully understand the + relationship between users, system roles, and task objectives, and also contextually organize system + functions and services. At the same time, a series of methods such as behavior analysis, artificial + intelligence and sensors could be applied to assist users to make effective decisions and reduce extra + operations of users, to save users' mental and physical resources and make human-computer + interaction more natural. +