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I can understand your side, the interface comes from the typical shortwave radio, and bridging that with the internet radio results in this. The numbers are als
by AlexDragusin 2y ago
I can understand your side, the interface comes from the typical shortwave radio, and bridging that with the internet radio results in this. The numbers are also a construct for the same purpose, creating a numeric index similar to frequencies.
Not everyone prefers this and that's fine, there are many alternatives for everyone! :) Thanks for the feedback.
- dmd 2y agoI think the problem is that people who don't have nostalgia for using real shortwave radios won't care/understand the interface, and people who DO ... will be actively annoyed by/won't understand the interface!
- zrobotics 2y agoAs a counterpoint, I really enjoyed the UI. I never really messed around with shortwave, but the UI really reminded me of the hyper-skeumorphic software that used to be more common. I didn't have an intuitive idea what all the buttons do, but the design encouraged just clicking around and experimenting to see what they do. I found it fun at least.