Not sure if this has been requested, but this is one of the more frustrating screens on WHA:
a) No state information at all. Say, for example, this WiiM device was just taken out of a group. There's zero information about what was playing in the group, or what was last played in this room when it was playing on its own. (Let's assume it had been used on its own before.) Some state info would be nice, you know, to pick up where someone left off, if, for example, someone else in the house accidentally added this room to a group in the first place.
b) No way to directly (i.e., 1 click) fix what the app is pointing out. In fact, the user is left to guess what to do. There's no UI for "Pick a song." This is where search and browse icons would come in handy. I'm not sure the speaker out function is important enough to warrant being on the primary UI, as opposed to being part of the 3 dots to the right of "No Music Selected."
On this point, why does this view get rid of the bottom bar at all? Essentially, part of the UI just disappears, which is rarely a fun experience... in my experience.
a) No state information at all. Say, for example, this WiiM device was just taken out of a group. There's zero information about what was playing in the group, or what was last played in this room when it was playing on its own. (Let's assume it had been used on its own before.) Some state info would be nice, you know, to pick up where someone left off, if, for example, someone else in the house accidentally added this room to a group in the first place.
b) No way to directly (i.e., 1 click) fix what the app is pointing out. In fact, the user is left to guess what to do. There's no UI for "Pick a song." This is where search and browse icons would come in handy. I'm not sure the speaker out function is important enough to warrant being on the primary UI, as opposed to being part of the 3 dots to the right of "No Music Selected."
On this point, why does this view get rid of the bottom bar at all? Essentially, part of the UI just disappears, which is rarely a fun experience... in my experience.
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