New Layout For Tablets
May 11, 2013 13:47:11 GMT -5
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Post by Andy on May 11, 2013 13:47:11 GMT -5
Okay, so I don't know about other devices, but in the Apple App Store, sometimes there will be two versions of an app, one for iPod/iPhone and one for iPad. With TSTO, the app is "universal" meaning it's the same for all devices. What I'd really like is for EA to create a separate app for tablets, to take advantage of the bigger screen.
Right now, when browsing through items, we have 1 row with 4 columns, like so:
I'm sure you'll all agree that when putting a lot of work into your town, scrolling through this menu over and over again to get to the best decorations can be really cumbersome. I understand it probably has to be that way on a smaller screen, but on a tablet, it makes no sense. With the amount of unused screen available, it should be possible to have at least 2 rows and 5 columns, which would make browsing through items much faster.
For example:
I know you're probably all in awe at my mad Photoshop skillz, but if you can just pull your eyes away from the image above, I'd love to know if you agree or have any other ideas to add to this, or even if you just think I'm making a fuss over nothing.
Right now, when browsing through items, we have 1 row with 4 columns, like so:
I'm sure you'll all agree that when putting a lot of work into your town, scrolling through this menu over and over again to get to the best decorations can be really cumbersome. I understand it probably has to be that way on a smaller screen, but on a tablet, it makes no sense. With the amount of unused screen available, it should be possible to have at least 2 rows and 5 columns, which would make browsing through items much faster.
For example:
I know you're probably all in awe at my mad Photoshop skillz, but if you can just pull your eyes away from the image above, I'd love to know if you agree or have any other ideas to add to this, or even if you just think I'm making a fuss over nothing.
