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Message #33593
[Bug 1392306] [NEW] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
Public bug reported:
Hi guys, I noticed the horizontal swipes in the interface behave in
different ways meaning different things, I wish we could have common
positive/negative meanings on the directions they are applied.
On snap decision calls, a left to right swipe has a positive meaning, answer the call.
On indicator message, a left to right swipe has a negative meaning, remove the message.
I guess the same applies to apps, contact app does left to right with a
negative meaning, to remove the contact.
Lock screen can be swiped away any direction, but on the edge demo we
recommend doing a right to left for "removing" the lockscreen.
A right to left edge swipe has a meaning of switching context, like
swiping it away (maybe negative meaning or we should ignore the case?)
Can we come up with a consistent behaviour? What you think?
** Affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Swipe to delete/answer/switch behaves inconsistently
+ Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
** Description changed:
- Hi guys, I noticed the horizontal swipes in the interface behaves in
+ Hi guys, I noticed the horizontal swipes in the interface behave in
different ways meaning different things, I wish we could have common
positive/negative meanings on the directions they are applied.
On snap decision calls, a left to right swipe has a positive meaning, answer the call.
On indicator message, a left to right swipe has a negative meaning, remove the message.
I guess the same applies to apps, contact app does left to right with a
negative meaning, to remove the contact.
Lock screen can be swiped away any direction, but on the edge demo we
recommend doing a right to left for "removing" the lockscreen.
A right to left edge swipe has a meaning of switching context, like
swiping it away (maybe negative meaning or we should ignore the case?)
Can we come up with a consistent behaviour? What you think?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1392306
Title:
Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
New
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Hi guys, I noticed the horizontal swipes in the interface behave in
different ways meaning different things, I wish we could have common
positive/negative meanings on the directions they are applied.
On snap decision calls, a left to right swipe has a positive meaning, answer the call.
On indicator message, a left to right swipe has a negative meaning, remove the message.
I guess the same applies to apps, contact app does left to right with
a negative meaning, to remove the contact.
Lock screen can be swiped away any direction, but on the edge demo we
recommend doing a right to left for "removing" the lockscreen.
A right to left edge swipe has a meaning of switching context, like
swiping it away (maybe negative meaning or we should ignore the case?)
Can we come up with a consistent behaviour? What you think?
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Follow ups
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [sdk] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Bartosz Kosiorek, 2016-01-25
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [sdk] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Zsombor Egri, 2015-10-22
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [sdk] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Albert Astals Cid, 2015-08-03
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [sdk] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Femma, 2015-08-03
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [sdk] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Magdalena Mirowicz, 2015-07-30
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Albert Astals Cid, 2015-07-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Renato Araujo Oliveira Filho, 2015-07-15
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2015-04-28
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Jonas G. Drange, 2015-04-06
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Olga Kemmet, 2014-12-12
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Zoltan Balogh, 2014-11-24
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Zoltan Balogh, 2014-11-24
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[Bug 1392306] Re: [design] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: kevin gunn, 2014-11-21
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Olga Kemmet, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Zoltan Balogh, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Launchpad Bug Tracker, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Launchpad Bug Tracker, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Launchpad Bug Tracker, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Launchpad Bug Tracker, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Christian Dywan, 2014-11-17
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Andrea Cimitan, 2014-11-13
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Michał Sawicz, 2014-11-13
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2014-11-13
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Sebastien Bacher, 2014-11-13
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[Bug 1392306] Re: Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2014-11-13
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[Bug 1392306] [NEW] Swipe to remove/answer/switch inconsistent
From: Andrea Cimitan, 2014-11-13
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