The main use case here is when opening the installer app after some apps are already installed.
By default the app opens with all checkboxes checked -- the intent is that the user most likely intends for everything to be installed.
But if some apps are already installed, I think it's not obvious enough that those are done and no action will be taken. I wonder if it might work to put the app name itself in a different color for installed vs not-installed?
I also sometimes think the note styling that shows what action will occur is not bold enough. In the following screen, how long does it take for you to confidently tell me what actions will happen when I click "Go"?
The main use case here is when opening the installer app after some apps are already installed.
By default the app opens with all checkboxes checked -- the intent is that the user most likely intends for everything to be installed.
But if some apps are already installed, I think it's not obvious enough that those are done and no action will be taken. I wonder if it might work to put the app name itself in a different color for installed vs not-installed?
I also sometimes think the note styling that shows what action will occur is not bold enough. In the following screen, how long does it take for you to confidently tell me what actions will happen when I click "Go"?