Interface more "" intelligente""

[canard]

Interface
Typically here

Why display the volume level so prominently... when a fixed level of 100%?
What interet?

But also a bit silly...:
announcing and offering a "living room" menu, etc., when I'm not using multiple devices...??
This space could be used, for example, as a shortcut to favorites or entries, etc...?
A slightly more "intelligent" approach to this essential page?
allowing us to simplify or enrich it as we see fit?
;-)

 

[Wiimer]

As for the Now Playing screen, this is exactly what I want. It has all the necessary sections on a single screen. However, I’m sure many people won’t agree.

Ultimately, the only way to satisfy most users is to add customization options.

 

[canard]

Tablet?
But with phone is more delicat...

The possibility of customizing the presentation of this page according to our needs would be a path worth exploring...
When space is limited, it's often welcome.
This is a common approach with feature-rich apps for a better adaptation to a phone than a tablet, etc.
(This ties in somewhat with the reflections on intelligent, relevant, and tailored simplification for some; perhaps worth exploring further. ;-) challenge)

 

[r5yk5]

As for the Now Playing screen, this is exactly what I want. It has all the necessary sections on a single screen. However, I’m sure many people won’t agree.

Ultimately, the only way to satisfy most users is to add customization options.

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That phone would not fit in my pocket!

 

[Wiimer]

That phone would not fit in my pocket!

This is a screen that scrolls up and down.

 

[canard]

Everyone has their priorities... but displaying things that are inherently "useless," without any practical purpose (see the volume or living room in the case I'm referring to), that "clutter" and block display space... that, on the other hand, seems hardly defensible.
;-)

 

[Wiimer]

Everyone has their priorities... but displaying things that are inherently "useless," without any practical purpose (see the volume or living room in the case I'm referring to), that "clutter" and block display space... that, on the other hand, seems hardly defensible.
;-)

I agree to some extent, but if make the margins around each icon too narrow, the risk of accidental taps increases.

A good example is the mute button. It used to be very difficult to press, but expanding the tap area has improved usability.

 

[canard]

I agree to some extent, but if make the margins around each icon too narrow, the risk of accidental taps increases.

A good example is the mute button. It used to be very difficult to press, but expanding the tap area has improved usability.

All the more reason not to add more unnecessarily... and perhaps allow for an automatic increase in the space taken up by the remaining ones...
For example...
here "living room salon" is useless ( just "a plus")...
"empty space" (where are the inputs?!?)...
and therefore the useful shortcuts are small...
(To be honest, I need the inputs and the "favorites" shortcut.)

That's why I was talking about an """intelligent interface."" Little more...
;-)

(and one day we'll need a persistent true peak overload warning indicator upstream of the DAC, or even upstream of the DSP or on the analog inputs, etc.Wiim devices have far too many inputs and signal processing capabilities to do without them...it's basic stuff.For the moment...it's not very "serious". )