Open lucassaureliano opened 9 months ago
pfrazee
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9 months ago @lucassaureliano We've been trying to read up on these systems, so just to confirm, are the swipe gestures you're describing similar to the ones described in this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDm7GiKra28 Thanks!
lucassaureliano
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9 months ago I have been recorded my screen, because I do not find a video showing the customAction feature. When swipe up or swipe down, is possible to interact with tweet, without opening it. https://github.com/bluesky-social/social-app/assets/68451545/c7558490-7550-4855-925d-75222989ed67
lucassaureliano
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7 months ago @pfrazee do you have an update?
Describe the bug
When users with visual impairments navigate the feed, multiple right gestures are required to reach the next post. This makes navigation cumbersome and less user-friendly.
To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
Users are expected to perform a single swipe gesture to read all the information within a post. Additionally, interaction with the post, such as liking or commenting, should be facilitated through vertical swiping gestures, both upwards and downwards.
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Additional context
The Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (aka X), and Metatext applications already feature the described behavior. In these apps, users perform a single swipe gesture to consume all post information, and interaction is facilitated through vertical swipes, both upwards and downwards. These apps serve as excellent examples to emulate for a consistent and intuitive user experience.