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Title: Ecosystem Is Moving Documentation
Title: Documentation The Ecosystem Is Moving
Category: documentation
slug: conversations-gultsch
slug: conversations-documentation
tags: instant messaging, conversations, xmpp
featured_image: images/fi_im.jpg
On the 1st and 2nd of June [*varia*](https://varia.zone/en/) hosted 'The Ecosystem Is Moving', a lecture by and worksession with [Daniel Gultsch](https://gultsch.de).
## Talk
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## Worksession
The worksession itself was based around rethinking and designing the way Conversations displays information about chat groups. Arguably one of the most important features of any chat system, the groupchat view had been underdeveloped in Conversations. During the worksession we discussed the various types of groupchats that exist in the XMPP ecosystem, ranging from public topical rooms to private chats of groups of friends. By comparing what choices other chat applications make and getting a sense of what is (im)possible in the XMPP ecosystem (see [Cristina Cochiors writeup for more details](#liiinknaarartikel)) participants got a good idea of where to go. Then we spent the afternoon doing a few different wireframes. These different designs all made different choices in accessibility, UX, customization.
The worksession itself was based around rethinking and designing the way Conversations displays information about chat groups. Arguably one of the most important features of any chat system, the groupchat view had been underdeveloped in Conversations.
During the worksession we discussed the various types of groupchats that exist in the XMPP ecosystem, ranging from public topical rooms to private chats of groups of friends. By comparing what choices other chat applications make and getting a sense of what is (im)possible in the XMPP ecosystem participants got a good idea of where to go. For a detailed write up have a look at [Cristina Cochiors post](liink)
Then we spent the afternoon doing a few different wireframes. These different designs all made different choices in accessibility, UX, customization.
![](images/conversations_groups_comparison.png)
The group chat details view from Conversations version 2.2.3 and 2.2.4 where some of the propsed changes have already been implemented
For notes of the worksession have a look [here](https://pad.vvvvvvaria.org/WttF.The-Ecosystem-is-Moving.worksession).

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