Justify the use of a participant count threshold
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@@ -74,6 +74,13 @@ import { ObservableScope } from "./ObservableScope";
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// list again
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const POST_FOCUS_PARTICIPANT_UPDATE_DELAY_MS = 3000;
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// This is the number of participants that we think constitutes a "large" grid.
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// The hypothesis is that, after this many participants there's enough cognitive
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// load that it makes sense to show the speaker in an easy-to-locate spotlight
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// tile. We might change this to a scroll-based condition or do something else
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// entirely with the spotlight tile, if we workshop this further.
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const largeGridThreshold = 20;
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// Represents something that should get a tile on the layout,
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// ie. a user's video feed or a screen share feed.
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// TODO: This exposes too much information to the view layer, let's keep this
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@@ -504,7 +511,8 @@ export class CallViewModel extends ViewModel {
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(grid, spotlight, screenShares): Layout => ({
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type: "grid",
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spotlight:
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screenShares.length > 0 || grid.length > 20
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screenShares.length > 0 ||
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grid.length > largeGridThreshold
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? spotlight
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: undefined,
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grid,
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