2016-08-31, 16:32
Currently
when tapping right while on any of the items in the main menu (movies, music, tv shows, ...) the user lands on the top icons (the small ones at the very top).
Expected
I would expect and suggest, that the user should instead land in the widget section i.e. on the item at the top left. Should the user then want to navigate to the top icons, user would have to press "up".
Not a lot would change, the only change is that the user lands in the widget area instaed of the icons after pressing right.
This suggestion assumes that the widgets cover the most important actions:
- watching a movie that was just added
- watching in progress movies
- watching a random movie
... you get the idea
So there's no real need having the user navigate to the movie library and do a lot of scrolling and fiddeling.
The other assumption is that users will adapt to widget usage as soon as Estuary is stable default. By that I mean, that users will use the widget section a lot more than the top icons. The latter is a plain assumption out of thin air and I might be wrong and majority of users use the icons more than the actual widget areas. But I'd assume otherwise.
The faulty behavior is documented in a screencast here: https://vid.me/DiFc
when tapping right while on any of the items in the main menu (movies, music, tv shows, ...) the user lands on the top icons (the small ones at the very top).
Expected
I would expect and suggest, that the user should instead land in the widget section i.e. on the item at the top left. Should the user then want to navigate to the top icons, user would have to press "up".
Not a lot would change, the only change is that the user lands in the widget area instaed of the icons after pressing right.
This suggestion assumes that the widgets cover the most important actions:
- watching a movie that was just added
- watching in progress movies
- watching a random movie
... you get the idea
So there's no real need having the user navigate to the movie library and do a lot of scrolling and fiddeling.
The other assumption is that users will adapt to widget usage as soon as Estuary is stable default. By that I mean, that users will use the widget section a lot more than the top icons. The latter is a plain assumption out of thin air and I might be wrong and majority of users use the icons more than the actual widget areas. But I'd assume otherwise.
The faulty behavior is documented in a screencast here: https://vid.me/DiFc