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• #2
Sounds like a good idea to get something consistent - and we can stick it in the README.md file and maybe if we have a tutorial on menus, stick it in there?
Personally I like the second option more and I think it makes it easier to see at a glance. But what do others think?
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• #3
I prefer the first option, as that keeps a nice distinction between header and content
Title of My Menu
Item one
Item two
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• #4
I second the above comment.
While we're on this topic, it would be very nice to somehow establish a standard for some other things:
- side button as "back" instead of "confirm"
- standardized haptic feedback
- usage of screen-edge buttons as opposed to buttons near the bottom of the screen (easier to hit)
Obviously these things wouldn't be required, just suggested. The Bangle.js platform as a whole could use a slight brushing up when it comes to UX practices.
- side button as "back" instead of "confirm"
I tend to capitalise my menus like this:
Title of My Menu
But I notice a lot of apps do this:
Title of My Menu
Either way would be fine with me, but having them both annoys me a bit.
Can we maybe "officially" decide on a standard? I'm thinking that could mean