Suggestion: improve calendar UI
Today I stumbled upon this bug here: https://together.jolla.com/question/36697/missed-calendar-alarm-event-does-nothing/
While I was in the calendar, I found some curiosities in the calendar app:
- mark (to)day as current date in recent month. What should I expect when I tap on that day? Will it open March 18th or April 18th?
- show name of every month, please
- put "today" in some button or something else
I think the cakendar UI is neither intuitive nor informative. The main view only shows the day numbers. For anything else, you need to swype or tap.
I also miss the overview that gives me the week in a glance. And the go to the next week with a swipe.
Maybe I'm missing something, but it's not the best calendar ui I've seen.
bilgy_no1 ( 2014-04-18 17:50:51 +0200 )editIn addition, the main view shows the next events, but they may actually be from different days. There should be a visual difference between items from two days. Perhaps a line with a date stamp.
bilgy_no1 ( 2014-04-18 17:58:51 +0200 )editSadly I agree that the current calendar ui is pretty poor. OK I might remember what day of the week it is but not even to display that at the top of the screen if just daft. I know the idea is to keep things as plain and simple as possible but this has taken it too far - either improve the richness of the display or allow the Android app "Cal" to work/recognise calendars on the device!!
westy ( 2014-05-13 14:18:26 +0200 )editSeems 'Today' is already in the Pulley Menu.
My additional suggestions would be:
- I really would like to have additional 'Agenda View' instead of the daily view, or the calendar view. That would list the events in chronological order - daily view is to sparse, and calendar view is too dense.
- Changing year in the main view is long tap on the date, instead from Pulley Menu like in 'Create Event' window. That confusing. I'd prefer change year always in the Pulley Menu (it's faster to access).
- It seems the selected day is pretty formatted. But it misses the year in case I'm doing next years schedule.
fabled ( 2014-06-09 09:26:24 +0200 )edit