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Lightning Review screen layout

Overview​

Explains the Lightning Review screen layout.

Start page​

The page that appears when Lightning Review is launched is called the "start page."

The start page allows you to achieve the following:

  • The review targets that were previously displayed in the Review Explorer are now displayed as workspace folders, allowing you to check the review status at a glance.
  • By setting a template, you can easily start a review that suits your process or situation from the start page.

Start page screen layout​

The start page screen layout is as follows.

  • Start a review
    You can create a new review or open an existing review file.
  • Recent reviews
    You can display and open the last nine recently opened review files.
  • Workspace folders
    For details, see the following link. "Share team reviews with workspace folders"
  • Show start page at startup
    • If unchecked, the "Review management screen" will open at startup.
    • If you want to check it again, go to "Tools" - "Options" and check "Show start page at startup".
If you want to display the start page with a review file open, select "File" - "Close".

Review management screen​

The screen that appears when you open a review file in Lightning Review is called the "review management screen".

On the review management screen, you can register files to be reviewed and check the issues in a list.
You can also move from this screen to the relevant screen to set up review files, set members, and perform pivot analysis.

Review management screen composition​

The screen composition of Lightning Review is as follows.

  • Switch display page
    Switch between the following four pages.

  • Outline tree
    Displays a list of documents to be reviewed and displays the outline in a tree structure.

  • Properties pane
    Displays and allows you to modify the properties set for issues.

  • Status bar
    Displays the number of registered issues by status.

  • Issue display toolbar
    Switches the view that displays the list of issues and sets the filter function.

  • Issue view
    Displays a list of registered issues.
    You can switch between the following three views.

    • Tile view
      Displays issues in a tiled format for confirmation.
      Since the issues are grouped by outline, it is convenient to check the distribution of issues and the status of corrections.

    • Grid view
      You can check the issues in a table format.
      You can check whether there are any properties that have not been set for each issue.

    • Detail view
      You can check the issue image and correction image in a larger size.
      You can use this to confirm the issue contents with the reporter, or to confirm the issue contents among members after review in the meeting room.


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