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Message #86527
[Bug 1392437] Re: [design] [snap decisions] incoming call notification swipe looks like buttons
Some user testing feedback on this one:
"The new design caused issues in answering phone calls, because:
- no clear visual cue to indicate how to answer a call, and as a result, testers failed to answer calls. They had to call themselve to figure out how to answer a call.
- while testers appreciated such design reduced the risk of accidentally answering/rejecting an incoming call, the swipe gesture to activate was harder to perform than a tap, especially it was unclear to testers the exact position where they should start the swipe gesture.
- the high placement of the buttons reduced their accessibility (particularly when using one hand). "
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1456613
[Dialler] Did not know how to answer a phone call
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1392437
Title:
[design] [snap decisions] incoming call notification swipe looks like
buttons
Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I think the incoming call notification should be made more obvious that we are not dealing with buttons but a swipe.
The arrows are not enough. Maybe a line in the background could make the swipe obvious like this:
[dismiss]--------<->--------[answer].
See also bug 1456613.
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