[greeter] Unique lock screen design w/ circle gestures to unlock
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Ubuntu UX |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
As a Ubuntu phone user
I want the circle of the lock screen to incorporate all typical, useful features of lock screens
in a refreshing way, so that I can
- unlock the phone with a quick combination-
- quickly access regularly used, favorite apps or scopes (with a gesture)
- use long-presses in addition to swype gestures for additional functionality
and maybe (optionally)
- provide a clock (and access to the clock app) in the circle
- see currently relevant information otherwise hidden in system indicators (even the music player, if I decide so)
- have an image of my loved one(s) in the circle (like a medallion on top of the wallpaper)
There should definitely be some "circle magic" (in terms of useful functionality, but also in the sense of "beauty").
The circle should be used more to give the Ubuntu phone a distinct identity, the phone should have a unique value proposition, something that the other mobile platforms *don't* do. The circle could definitely be a central differentiator.
Details
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There should be more that is done by the lock screen. Here are some discussions we had on the mailing list on the topic:
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Design Suggestion
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Implementation Suggestion
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Technically, this lock screen could be implemented as a "scope" or "plugin" of the Greeter app given the latter is implemented as a Scopes container or similar. Please see bug 1627753 "Greeter should be a scopes app (showing specific scopes)".
tags: | added: circle |
tags: | added: beauty unique |
tags: | added: differentiator |
description: | updated |
Changed in ubuntu-ux: | |
status: | Invalid → New |
One simple thing that should add distinctive value, especially for us with the Bq Ubuntu case (front with hole cut out for the inner circle), is to add a clock. As it is now, I need to open the case to see what time it is, and even then it is hard to see because the indicator bar is so small.