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It looks fiddly for constant use, but if it were toggleable, provided it's quick to invoke (and difficult to accidentally invoke) it'd be great for the situatio

by darren_ 16y ago

It looks fiddly for constant use, but if it were toggleable, provided it's quick to invoke (and difficult to accidentally invoke) it'd be great for the situations where small links are a pain. Note that in this case it has to be less effort to invoke than a zoom action. I'm not sure how much people hate animated gifs but you might want to consider adding a larger one, because I didn't get how the basic operation of the mouse cursor worked until I watched the video (the descriptions and static graphics didn't really explain much to me). Also maybe make it a bit more obvious that it's android-only on the front page.

JoseVigil 16y ago
Hi Darren, Superb feedback man, great info and very valuable. Taking lot from it. You know, our most difficult challenge today apart from overcoming the technical issues of compiling in all versions and fixing all bugs, its the learning curve. The user needs to get to the basic operations at glance and I agree with you that we should show that at front. Paradoxically we thought the video was the best, however an image can also speak million words. I consider your feedback. Please forward me any more idea you might have. Cheers.
fuzzythinker 16y ago
Like the toggleable idea. Since a big part of it is about gestures, a '^' gesture (their logo) can toggle it on, and 'v' for off.
- JoseVigil 16y ago
  Do you have a hammer in your hand fuzzythinker?. Cause I think you hit the nail on the head. Definitely our logo and symbol '^' means to fly and that is what the app gives, power to fly. Invoking it on a friendly scenario for you with that gesture and using it would be really cool right?. Many good ideas guys. Lots of stuff to consider today. Excellent!. Lets fly!. Kind regards.
Entlin 16y ago
I have never had a problem with small links. iPhone user here. I can reliably hit a 3x10 pixel area on the 3GS. Maybe PadKite is a solution to sub-par touch sensor performance on some Android devices, as shown here: http://www.gadgetsdna.com/how-do-the-smartphones-rank-in-terms-of-touchscreen-performance/1592/ http://www.gadgetsdna.com/how-do-the-smartphones-rank-in-ter...
- schultzi 16y ago
  I can't count how many times a day I misclick on my Galaxy S or on my old G1, despite my skeleton fingers. You must be right, as I've never had that problem on any generation iPhone.

by darren_ 16y ago

JoseVigil 16y ago

Hi Darren, Superb feedback man, great info and very valuable. Taking lot from it. You know, our most difficult challenge today apart from overcoming the technical issues of compiling in all versions and fixing all bugs, its the learning curve. The user needs to get to the basic operations at glance and I agree with you that we should show that at front. Paradoxically we thought the video was the best, however an image can also speak million words. I consider your feedback. Please forward me any more idea you might have. Cheers.

fuzzythinker 16y ago

Like the toggleable idea. Since a big part of it is about gestures, a '^' gesture (their logo) can toggle it on, and 'v' for off.

JoseVigil 16y ago
Do you have a hammer in your hand fuzzythinker?. Cause I think you hit the nail on the head. Definitely our logo and symbol '^' means to fly and that is what the app gives, power to fly. Invoking it on a friendly scenario for you with that gesture and using it would be really cool right?. Many good ideas guys. Lots of stuff to consider today. Excellent!. Lets fly!. Kind regards.

Entlin 16y ago

I have never had a problem with small links. iPhone user here. I can reliably hit a 3x10 pixel area on the 3GS. Maybe PadKite is a solution to sub-par touch sensor performance on some Android devices, as shown here: http://www.gadgetsdna.com/how-do-the-smartphones-rank-in-terms-of-touchscreen-performance/1592/ http://www.gadgetsdna.com/how-do-the-smartphones-rank-in-ter...

schultzi 16y ago
I can't count how many times a day I misclick on my Galaxy S or on my old G1, despite my skeleton fingers. You must be right, as I've never had that problem on any generation iPhone.