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> Where as in Annex, all I have to do is touch an option. The issue I can see is that I need to do multiple actions. Worst case: Pick up phone, unlock/pin, fi
by wingerlang 11y ago
> Where as in Annex, all I have to do is touch an option.
The issue I can see is that I need to do multiple actions.
Worst case: Pick up phone, unlock/pin, find and open app, wait for a moment, find option and press it.
Best case: swipe on reminder, unlock, tap option.
The issue with the best case is that the 'cancel' action still has way less friction than the other. It is zero friction to ignore it but still 1-2 steps to do it.
The optimal case would be to be presented with the options on the lockscreen.
Perhaps you could schedule a minimum amount of notifications and display them at the same time?
Like at 7pm:
I am cleaning.
I am making dinner.
Etc. This way only one swipe would trigger the action (+pin). But it might be hard to get just right. But you see my point.
Anyway good luck. And for what it's worth, I'm still developing on an iPhone 4 as well :)
- jathu 11y agoI really like that approach, but I think it may confuse people if I phrase it like that. Maybe something like: "Swipe if you're making dinner". The biggest problem is that friction, had it been Android I can give options directly on the lock screen, maybe (hopefully) Apple would open up more as time goes on. Thanks for the feedback and help, I'm definitely going try the lock screen method to see if people like it.