Open drawtheliner opened 4 years ago
The app is definitely very much a work in progress; unfortunately I just haven't had much time to work on it lately.
Makes sense! I figured that was the reason. Besides the suggestion I gave (to give users the choice to enable an "Action on Swipe" option in Settings), another way would be for the action to be triggered by a "long swipe". Anyways, I agree it's low priority!
Happy to know there will be an option to disable simultaneous timers. I'd even suggest inverting it - make it "Allow simultaneous timers", and disabled by default. I might be wrong, but it seems to be a rare use case.
About discoverability for the swipe, so many apps use it now that I didn't even consider it could be an issue. Especially because new users can't even stop their first timer without using the swipe (I think?)
(This is the last one, I swear!)
Why is there a cumulative timer at the top of the Running Timers section? How is that number useful? It seems to me it could be removed to decrease clutter.
Why do the task actions (swipe right = Delete; swipe left = Play/Stop) require an additional step (tapping the actual buttons)? Could you add an option in the Settings for users that would like the actions to be triggered only by swiping?
Why does the Play button at the bottom right change to a Stopwatch once more than one task is active? It is a bit counter-intuitive (due to the location of that button, it will always seem like it refers to the text field to its left). If the only reason this happens is as a way to allow for the "Stop all tasks" action, I'd suggest not having it (since it doesn't seem like it would be much used). Or have this "Stop all tasks" action be triggered in a different way - maybe left swiping the top part of the "Running Timers" section could cause all active timers to swipe left, with only 1 STOP button showing on the right, suggesting that this action applies to all active tasks).
Thanks!