Android 应用程序的选项卡与主屏幕?
我有一个一直在开发的 Android 应用程序,它是使用选项卡来分隔它执行的不同功能的。
上面的文章讨论了由于选项卡的一些限制,他们决定使用主屏幕和工具栏而不是使用选项卡来实现 Twitter 应用程序。
如果我的应用程序只需要三个选项卡(或 3 个主屏幕图标),那么我是否值得花时间返回并将我的应用程序转换为主屏幕布局,或者主屏幕与选项卡纯粹是一个偏爱?
主屏幕示例
(来源:simplydroid.com)
选项卡示例
I have an Android application that I've been working on, and it's implemented using tabs to separate the different functions that it performs.
The above article talks about how instead of implementing the Twitter application using tabs they decided to go with a home screen and a tool bar because of some of the limitations of tabs.
If my application only ever would need to have three tabs (or 3 home screen icons) would it be worth it for me to take the time to go back and convert my application to a home screen layout, or is home screen versus tab purely a preference?
(source: blogspot.com)
Home Screen Example
(source: simplydroid.com)
Tabs Example
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我认为这是一个偏好问题,但也取决于您的应用程序布局。对于某些应用程序,原本用于选项卡的屏幕空间可以得到更好的利用。
I think it is a matter of preference, but is also dependant on your application layout. For some applications the screen space that would otherwise be devoted to tabs could be better utilized.
我认为回答这个问题的最佳方法是发布您的应用程序的一些屏幕截图。对于“选项卡与主屏幕”问题没有通用答案。
如果没有看到该应用程序,我会说你很好。如果它只有 3 个选项卡,并且选项卡当时感觉合乎逻辑,那么可能没有什么可担心的。
I think the best way to get this question answered is to post some screenshots of your app. There is no generic answer to the "tabs vs. home screen" question.
Without seeing the app, I'd say you are fine. If its only 3 tabs, and tabs felt logical at the time, then there is probably nothing to worry about.
制作一个双向工作的原型。
然后找到一群会使用您的应用程序的人,并找出他们喜欢什么。
Do a prototype of it working both ways.
Then find a selection of people that would use your app and find out what they prefer.
正如 Google 设计师指出的那样,
dashboard
模式就是您所要求的,观看上次 Google I/O 会议,以更好地了解他们正在谈论的内容。As Google designers point out, the
dashboard
pattern is what you are asking for, watch this session from last Google I/O to better understand what they are talking about.