jimmylogan
commented
8 years ago Agree and think that this covers some of the same issues as #137.
However, think that some of the headings should be changed as follows:
- 'Alarm Stopping' -> 'Stopping the Alarm'
- 'App Finding' -> 'Finding the App'
- 'Stop the alert' -> 'Stop the Alarm'
Instead of teaching how to "setup the disguise" we should train to do something that more directly responds to a user need i.e. "Stopping the Alarm" once its sending. This is also an occasion to teach about the color status bar.
First screen
Alarm Stopping
Panic Button stays hidden on your phone by looking like a simple calculator. From now on, you will see the calculator disguise whenever you open the app.
To stop the alarm once its been triggered, you will need to learn:
Learn
App finding
same.
Calculator
Add a blue color status bar and overlay an arrow and a text that point at the color status bar and says "You can check the status of the alarm. The color status bar is blue when the alarm is not sending."
Add a Next button?
Change the color to blue and change the text by the arrow to "When the alarm is sending, the color bar is red."
Add a next button.
Now "hold down any button on the calculator for 5 seconds to unlock the disguise"
Pin
same
(insert) Stop the alert
Show the home screen in alerting mode and explain "Click on the Stop Alerting button to stop the alert".
Well done.
Same