New MRA Mobile Update 3.2.3

[Nick Carthew]

@Jack-van-Tilburg If someone is insistent on using landscape mode for planning. The left menu can be closed with the arrow.

[Jack van Tilburg]

@Nick-Carthew
I know. But even then the function buttons on the left side of the map can not be used. Or am I missing something?

[Nick Carthew]

@Jack-van-Tilburg Like I said, use it in portrait mode until @Corjan-Meijerink can make adjustments.

[Jack van Tilburg]

@Nick-Carthew
Yep like I said before:

Portrait mode works satisfactorily.

I was just helping Stanislaw with some screenshots.

[Bouke Ent]

hopelijk bij sessie van morgen krijgen we laatste update te zien en uitleg. indien niet dan toch hopelijk leerzaam

[Hans van de Ven MR.MRA]

@Bouke-Ent

Ik ben mijn best aan het doen om een versie te pakken te krijgen, zodat ik morgen e.e.a kan laten zien

[Bruno Friedmann]

I wonder if there's a User eXperience behind the choice of dividing the screen by it's half size, making the button smaller ? (Line 2)

Most of the old app, has inconsistent size of UI element, like choose a route (good to catch with winter motorcycle glove) then the over-mini start to be pressed

I deeply hope that Next will figure out all those little things that we always moan about.

One of the best test you can make, is wear a pair of winter gloves on a motocycle and try to change an option, by pass a waypoint, and if the law doesn't prohibit that, do it when riding.

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Jack-van-Tilburg Thanks for sharing those, like mentioned those issues concern the website. Yes, that needs improvement. No, that won’t be done tomorrow

Hope you all can still appreciate the actual improvements made within the app itself

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Bruno-Friedmann Thanks for your response. Navigation Next will be a massive improvement on all aspects. However, there is a thin line between usable big buttons and a really ugly design We are starting beta testing soon to gather actual user feedback!

I’m not sure what image you are referring to but this Mobile update did not decrease any button sizes. We changed how layouts are rendered on different devices / orientation to maximise efficient screen usage.

If you are referring to the screenshot of the browser, I stand by my previous comment that it indeed is not optimal at all.

[Bruno Friedmann]

@Corjan-Meijerink said in New MRA Mobile Update 3.2.3:

@Bruno-Friedmann Thanks for your response. Navigation Next will be a massive improvement on all aspects. However, there is a thin line between usable big buttons and a really ugly design We are starting beta testing soon to gather actual user feedback!

I’m not sure what image you are referring to but this Mobile update did not decrease any button sizes. We changed how layouts are rendered on different devices / orientation to maximise efficient screen usage.

Was referring to the one you presented, instead of having just buttont you now present half screen with button, and half with the map, that's how I deduce you shrink the button size.

[Herko ter Horst]

@Corjan-Meijerink please note that the distinction between "the app itself" and "using the website through the app" will be lost on most users.

[Stanisław]

@Jack-van-Tilburg said in New MRA Mobile Update 3.2.3:

@Nick-Carthew
I know. But even then the function buttons on the left side of the map can not be used. Or am I missing something?

Thank you for this picture, it is like this on my screen. I tried the landscape mode only to check if last bottom button (my current location) is better visible on my screen, which is with non-default scaling to have bigger icons.
I suppose portrait mode is better in general, so I will us it, not landscape one.
I can see that it is web view only shown by application, so there is less possibilities to tune it, the responsiveness is also worse. By the way - will I go to this screen when I will want to switch from navigation screen in MRA NEXT to whole route view, to check how it is going ahead of my current location?

[Jack van Tilburg]

@Stanisław
For creating or editing your routes you best use the landscape mode indeed.