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First impression: the UI is really neat, I liked it a lot. Kudos to year team, the execution is excellent! My understanding is, the app automatically selects o
by mojuba 13y ago
First impression: the UI is really neat, I liked it a lot. Kudos to year team, the execution is excellent!
My understanding is, the app automatically selects one of the currencies based on locality. Would it do the same when I travel?
Obviously missing is entering exact values, e.g. the values that appear on long tap might easily be editable - I intuitively expected them to be while playing with the app.
You might also explain in the guide that for going between the price of a BurgerKing burger and combined GDP of the E.U. you shouldn't scroll all the way to billions but use rounded values instead ;) Similarly for other units.
Also missing: since you have length and volume, area would be nice to have.
Edit: another missing feature is jumping to the beginning of a scale somehow with one tap.
- hpeikemo 13y agoThanks! Glad you like it, and thanks for thorough feedback. 1.Yeah. App lists currencies based on where you are and use timezone to determine location, iPhones usually get that from the cell towers and it's specific enough to determine current country without roaming or using GPS. 2. Might add that in a future version. 3. Quick jump menu (bottom right) might help there. 4. Area can be activated under 'Converted' in iOS settings app. Also looking into adding more categories that makes sense for this interface. 5. Tap on status bar scrolls to top. Thanks again!
- mojuba 13y agoThanks for the answers, somehow I totally missed the pyramid icon with the scaling etc. Much better now!