On 29 October 2013 18:34, Martin Fasani <martinfas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > 1. *A fully working Keyboard > *I even don't care too much at predictive right now. A keyboard that > is fast, elegant, usable. No need to repair bugs on this one, it simply > does not make it like this. It's not a good design for a phone. * > > * > 2. *A screen tapping that is responsive* > This is the worst usability point I see on this OS. It takes sometimes > up to two seconds to respond to a simple tap on the screen. > > 3. *A clock that works right after install * > One that gets the right time from the start, at least if you are > connected to internet. Here in Germany I always get an hour less and I have > to set it up in system preferences. The Alarm does not work and most people > I know use the phone as an alarm clock. > > 4. *A browser that works* > This one is quite important too. The current one works, but is way out > of a normal standard usability. Is not responsive, renders inefficiently, > maps flicker and most of the links that are javascript based simply don't > work. > > 5. *The whole navigation concept must be rethinked > *I don't dislike the left menu. But the whole navigation concept is > just not intuitive enough. It's hard to find the new apps. It's hard to get > the flip to the left thing to scroll in open Apps. And they are a lot of > incompetencies that just collapse, like keyboard with menu, flipping the > phone and getting a totally static keyboard that does not work. It's like > if the whole thing was not tested by real humans. > And I know that is fucking hard to make an OS for a phone. And I > respect all the hard work that has been put into this one. > But at this point I'm not at all convinced with it. Don't make a phone > for Linux experts, make a phone for normal people. > > +1 on everything The only caveat I'll say is that I found the navigation confusing only for 1-2 days, mainly because I had to unlearn using other devices that I was used to. Now I find it much better, including the left menu, but it may just be me. I'm sure most of this is being worked on, but I'd also love to see a first class feature rich browser, the default browser on android isnt great, and it's a great way to differentiate, imho > > 1. > > I'm not at all an expert on usability and I've just used Android and > Ubuntu before. I use it as my main OS for 6 years now. I design UX > front-ends but I never studied that, I did only graphic design in the Uni. > My comments are only based on my experience, > -- > *Martin Fasani * > *www.fasani.de* > > -- > Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone > Post to : ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net > Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone > More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp > >
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