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> From: Rob MacDonald <[email protected]>
> Subject: Summary of Key UX Changes for 2.1
> Date: July 28, 2014 at 3:45:58 PM PDT
> To: [email protected], [email protected]
> 
> Hi everyone...
> 
> On behalf of the FxOS Product & UX team, I wanted to update everyone on the 
> key proposed UX changes for version 2.1. We’re really excited about the 
> upcoming changes as they’re a big step forward in delivering on the Flow user 
> experience, giving FxOS users seamless access to their content.
> 
> The highlights of the planned changes are included in a presentation posted 
> here:
> 
> https://mozilla.box.com/flow-UX-update
> 
> To summarize, the changes include:
> 
> System Browser and Universal Search
> Browser and search are available from anywhere on the device simply by 
> tapping on the status bar search field
> Search results include web search, favourites, browsing history (new), 
> applications, e.me and Marketplace results
> Bookmarks now appear on the home screen instead of in the browser
> Although the browser is accessible from anywhere, there will be a browser 
> link on the home screen that launches a new start page with top sites and 
> history
> 
> Task Switcher
> With the introduction of the System Browser, the Task Switcher is also used 
> to manage browser windows
> The Task Switcher is visually refreshed and, instead of a carousel, now has a 
> continuously horizontal scrolling UI
> Task Switcher is accessed via a long tap of the home button
> While on the home screen, the Task Switcher can also be accessed via a single 
> tap of the home button. This improves accessibility to windows management 
> features. Flywheel scrolling allows the user to access to the top of the home 
> screen within a few quick flicks.
> 
> Utility Tray
> The Utility Tray continues to be accessed from the top of the display as per 
> 2.0
> The visual design is updated and a new transition to allows users to peek at 
> the most recent notifications
> 
> Status Bar
> Status bar colour is customized to match app headers
> Status bar indicator icons are prioritized to make better use of available 
> space
> 
> Edge Gesture / Sheets Transitions
> 
> When using edge gestures to switch between apps, the Status Bar now moves 
> with the sheet to accommodate multiple Status Bar states and orientations.
> 
> Soft Home Button Support
> The soft home button has been enhanced to provide an alternative to a 
> physical home button.
> The home button bar supports landscape orientations and can be hidden during 
> full screen video playback.
> 
> For more details, a list of SFE UI and visual specs has been posted to this 
> etherpad - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/SFE-Spec-Locations. Additional specs 
> are available in the box.com 2.1 UI spec folders. While the specs are in a 
> stable state and have been reviewed by engineering for scope, based on 
> implementations during the 2.1 sprints, there may be minor changes made along 
> the way. 
> 
> 
> Feedback
> 
> The UX team welcomes your feedback on the proposed changes. To gather your 
> feedback we’ve created an etherpad at 
> https://etherpad.mozilla.org/ux-2-1-feedback. The UX team will post any 
> responses and comments to the pad.
> 
> On behalf of the team, thanks and we look forward to your comments!
> 
> Best regards,
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
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