06-20-2024, 11:46 AM
Hi everyone. I have two proposals for your consideration, which could maybe further improve the UI ergonomy of the already excellent product. They came from my usage pattern which usualy employs an iphone (mobile UI), so I by no means insist that they would be useful for everyone, but nevertheless, here they are:
1. I tend to create long term playlists according to my moode, so I often wish to hear for example the last few tracks I last listened to yesterday. It requires scrolling to the end of the playlist, which can be cumbersome on the mobile device and with long playlists. Proposal: a "jump to playlist end" at the top of the playlist (the red downwards pointing arrow in the attached mockup screenshot).
2. Often I listen to a single track from a particular album, only to wish to listen to some additional tracks from it. Currently this requires browsing from the top of the library down to the album, through the hierarchy, which is a bit cumbersome on a mobile device. It could be useful to add an icon (the red LP icon in the attached mockup screenshot) which would instantly browse the library to the album from which the track currently playing comes from.
Again, these proposals could be too specific, hard to implement, or cause the unnecessary UI clutter, but maybe they could be useful.
1. I tend to create long term playlists according to my moode, so I often wish to hear for example the last few tracks I last listened to yesterday. It requires scrolling to the end of the playlist, which can be cumbersome on the mobile device and with long playlists. Proposal: a "jump to playlist end" at the top of the playlist (the red downwards pointing arrow in the attached mockup screenshot).
2. Often I listen to a single track from a particular album, only to wish to listen to some additional tracks from it. Currently this requires browsing from the top of the library down to the album, through the hierarchy, which is a bit cumbersome on a mobile device. It could be useful to add an icon (the red LP icon in the attached mockup screenshot) which would instantly browse the library to the album from which the track currently playing comes from.
Again, these proposals could be too specific, hard to implement, or cause the unnecessary UI clutter, but maybe they could be useful.
