It may look a bit awkward, but I'm making a game for Android phones, but I do not have one myself. I'm in some disadvantage in designing my UI and need some tips from Android phone owners. The general idea is that there is a screen where a user can start a board from the beginning or load the last saved game. I am trying to reduce the UI and give the user the same choice to remove any unwanted levels or save the game. How the UI looks
Play Level + ============ | Level 1 | | Level 2 | Level 3 | + ============ + Saved Games + ============ + | Save 1 | | Save 2 | | Save 3 + ============ +
So in the context of a vertical linear layout, there is a text view, list view, text view, list view. Users can touch / click the desired level / save-gum to play but I want to give them the option to delete any of the previously saved games from the same screen. In the east of my palm, I'll just blow them on. This signal does not appear here. So my question is, how do other Android apps do this? [Update] When a friend of mine was called, then I wrote it half way and I remembered that he had an Android phone and he answered my question. Instead of ending this message, I thought I would post my question on the spot that could help someone else.
[Answer] Hold a pop-up dialog, so clicking an item from a list will correct in game play mode. When the item is caught, it will open with the option of rejecting or canceling a dialogue.
If you have any suggestions, I would be interested in it.
Describe the technique - using the context menu - a good but incomplete solution. This is incomplete because it is not searchable. Some users will not try to tape long in the list of saved games and hence will never see the option to delete this game.
Ideally, there is another discoverable pattern as well as the context menu, such as:
- Tapping on a saved game, the screen you go to is " Delete "option menu or button
- An option menu in the top of the screen is the leading level / saved game for a" Manage saved games "activity, where users may check out many games And option menu
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