@Louies Nice work. I kind of like the colors you chose.

Have in mind that we have a non-writen rule that is: We tend to color System app icons whitish and greyish (check System Settings, Terminal, File Manager, OpenStore and External Drives).

About TELEports, the icon is quite new

@nickwise It could be cool if you want to contribute to the Human Interface Guidelines for UT

https://gitlab.com/ubports/ux-des/ubuntu-touch-human-interface-guidelines---hib/wikis/home

Re: I wanna go home

Very interesting post.
In my opinion, we should follow Unity's design. Unity 7 behaves like this:

If you click outside of the «spread» you cancel it. If you want to show the desktop, you alt+tab or click on the most left icon.

@NeoTheThird has being arguing that the behaviour we discuss is for staged and not for windowed mode, my answer is that the behaviour of the spread should be the same no matter the mode. On the desktop I use alt+tab to go to the desktop with the apps maximized (the staged of the computer)

Swiping all across the spread to go to the desktop icon is quite quick in my opinion, is as quick as looking for another app to switch to.

@advocatux No one is stopping you
I see a K of clicKable

@Flohack If you think of a package, you can imagine a box with a stripe to keep it closed
Something like this

@bhdouglass I want one!

svg here

The test database is here

The pasword is: 1234

«Like the pin of my suitcases»
Space Balls

@tubaclarinet Let's see:

1. Tap on Open

2. Choose source of the database i.e. File Manager

3. Select the database:

4. Accept the warning

5. Type your password:

6. Read the database (mine is empty)

You don't have to publish the webapp you createwith Webapp Creator, You can just open them with the OpenStore in the last step* and you can install them locally.

Said that, I'm not saying you can't implement your idea

*tap on «Install or save» > choose OpenStore as targeted app of the ContentHub > tap install on the OpenStore install popup)

Very nice.

Testing apps with clickable on the desktop makes easy to see the focus input method using a keyboard (and how the developers could improve our apps to be aesily used with keyboard. And pops up some flaws we have: there's no way to flick a Flickable with only focus input method that I'm aware of.

I just realized that tv remote controls are also «focus input methods». A very tricky way of using devices (specially for entertainment purposes).