Enhancing Gesture-Based Screen Controls
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heberjeur commented
Fermata has been renowned for its intuitive design and seamless user experience. However, to further elevate the user's interaction with the player, I propose the integration of enhanced gesture-based screen controls.
Feature Enhancements:
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Volume Control Integration:
- Positioning volume control on the right side of the screen, users can swipe up to increase volume and down to decrease it, providing quick access without disrupting playback.
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Brightness Control Addition:
- Incorporating brightness control on the left side of the screen allows users to adjust screen brightness effortlessly, enhancing viewing comfort during playback.
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Double Tap for Forward:
- Implementing a double-tap gesture on the right center of the screen enables users to swiftly forward through tracks or video content, aligning with industry-standard functionality.
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Rewind Gesture:
- Introducing a double-tap gesture on the left center of the screen empowers users to efficiently rewind content, maintaining coherence with typical media player behavior.
Benefits:
- Improved Accessibility: Intuitive gestures make it easier for users to control volume, brightness, and playback functions, enhancing accessibility for all users.
- Familiarity: By aligning with common media player gestures, users can seamlessly transition to Fermata without a learning curve.
- Enhanced User Experience: These additions streamline the user experience, allowing for smoother and more efficient interaction with Fermata Media Player.
AndreyPavlenko commented
There is a gesture support since 1.7.0 - https://github.com/AndreyPavlenko/Fermata/releases/tag/v1.7.0