People who do not contribute to a project should keep their mouth shut. The developer of osu!Rank spends his own time to bring the community this wonderful free app. If you don't want to use it, don't install it.power007 wrote:
We need not an "osu!rank" for andorid. We need actually osu! game. Osu!droid - sucks
Nobody is getting paid by peppy to do this, now take your complaints somewhere else and don't come back again.
The app (main GUI) looks a lot nicer now, good job!givenameplz wrote:
Alright, update 1.0.9.
I noticed that the search history from 1.0.8 was lost when I updated to 1.0.9. Any new searches performed on 1.0.9 are saved correctly so that's not an issue, just thought I'll mention it here anyway in case someone comes screaming "search history doesn't work!"
Some more feedbacks as usual:
1x1 Avatar Texts
Personally I find the Rank text kind of "offending" right in the middle of the user Avatar. I can think of 2 alternatives to this:
Personally I find the Rank text kind of "offending" right in the middle of the user Avatar. I can think of 2 alternatives to this:
- Option1: move the Rank to the bottom of the Avatar. This should cater for 99% of the community members who uses a "head" for avatar
- Option2: Remove rank from the picture area. Allow user to touch the texted area to toggle rank/mode. You're probably gonna frown on this idea because it means that the picture and text area are now 2 separate regions. That may complicate the design, but I just thought that there's no harm in mentioning lol
Option1: Rank at bottom of Avatar
I'm too lazy to reproduce the shadow effect so you'll have to live with this crude solid underlay:
Option2: Touch text area to toggle
Toggle between and
Widget Dimensions
It'll be nice to add a dimension in brackets after each Widget types. ie:
See the "NQ Android Booster" for example, this is a common practice in many apps and it's a nice to have:
It'll be nice to add a dimension in brackets after each Widget types. ie:
- osu!Rank (1x1 Avatar)
- osu!Rank (2x2 Icon)
- osu!Rank {3x1 Panel)
- osu!Rank (4x1 Wide Panel)
See the "NQ Android Booster" for example, this is a common practice in many apps and it's a nice to have:
Languages
How are the translations handled at the moment? Does the user have to download a separate app? There should be a menu item to change language settings in the future. (btw I'm not following what's going on with the translation project, so dw if the translated version is not yet released)
How are the translations handled at the moment? Does the user have to download a separate app? There should be a menu item to change language settings in the future. (btw I'm not following what's going on with the translation project, so dw if the translated version is not yet released)
Spam Protection
There should be a mention about the Spam Protection somewhere in the main GUI. Maybe add an "What is Spam Protection" link into the menu, it'll need to explain the duration of the spam protection, how often this app refreshes the cache on server and don't ask how a user can change this frequency etc.
On the same issue, I always find the wait after I change a user/add a new widget is a bit long to be honest. Sometimes I don't know if the widgets are being refreshed or not so I touch them again, of course followed immediately by the Spam Protection message. You might want to consider temporarily lift this spam protection when a user display is changed from the main GUI. Alternatively there can be a text display eg "Refreshing" displayed on all widgets as soon as the refresh starts, so the user knows that the app is doing something and will refrain from clicking again (and trigger the spam protection).
There should be a mention about the Spam Protection somewhere in the main GUI. Maybe add an "What is Spam Protection" link into the menu, it'll need to explain the duration of the spam protection, how often this app refreshes the cache on server and don't ask how a user can change this frequency etc.
On the same issue, I always find the wait after I change a user/add a new widget is a bit long to be honest. Sometimes I don't know if the widgets are being refreshed or not so I touch them again, of course followed immediately by the Spam Protection message. You might want to consider temporarily lift this spam protection when a user display is changed from the main GUI. Alternatively there can be a text display eg "Refreshing" displayed on all widgets as soon as the refresh starts, so the user knows that the app is doing something and will refrain from clicking again (and trigger the spam protection).