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I'd suggest adding some ability for the app to be driven by hardware buttons. Then make the image full screen. Two cheap generic BLE buttons, one for 'next con
by anotherhue 4y ago
I'd suggest adding some ability for the app to be driven by hardware buttons. Then make the image full screen.
Two cheap generic BLE buttons, one for 'next contact' (wraparound) and one for call -- then automatically start a video call.
Then the phone can be docked and all the BS of unlocking or fingerprint reading, or any of the other accessibility assumptions can be ignored.
- jph 4y agoGreat ideas thank you. I'll add these to the roadmap page. I've seen very promising work by Framework users who have modded a Framework laptop into a whole new kind of form factor. I wonder if that could be a viable approach for trying your ideas?
- dendrite9 4y agoHave you looked at the xbox accessibility buttons/hardware? It might be useful for working on fitting various needs to go with the phone. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controllers/xbox-adap...
- jph 4y agoThanks for the xbox hardware link. I'll take a look now. I'm discovering that water-proofing and drop-proofing are especially important: imagine holding a drink in your hand, having hand tremors, forgetting about your drink, then trying to tap your phone-- which makes you spill your drink, then drop your phone. I'm very much seeking ideas to improve the whole interaction.