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I would say that snapping is definitely an incidental gesture for some people, and it's also highly inaccessible (while many gesture controls aren't perfectly a
by oldmanhorton 7y ago
I would say that snapping is definitely an incidental gesture for some people, and it's also highly inaccessible (while many gesture controls aren't perfectly accessible, audibly snapping is difficult for many more people than those who waving is difficult for)
- TOMDM 7y agoThinking over this I have to agree. Not to mention, half the utility of the gestures is the ability to interact with messy/wet hands. Snapping my fingers near my phone in that situation isn't attractive. Maybe teaching a gesture to your phone is the most accessable option, respects culture and disability the best. It's a shame though, I did like the intentionality that the sound of snapping fingers afforded.
- flanbiscuit 7y agoNot to mention how annoying it is to start hearing people snapping their fingers everywhere, like in the office or on any mass transit.