I've recently been designing a couple of android apps and a navigation pattern more suited for bigger screens is something Android really needs imo, and while I kind of like the solution of a c-swipe menu, having tried the new android camera and browser controls I'm concerned about it being, as the author says, a bit too hidden, and maybe a bit quiky to control.
But I like the approach, experimentation is the base for innovation :D
The title of this submission is horribly misleading. This is not a boring article about Android fragmentation blablabla, but an interesting proposal for an alternative UI pattern.
The actual title of the article, "C-Swipe: An Ergonomic Solution To Navigation Fragmentation On Android", would be a much better description for this post.
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The actual title of the article, "C-Swipe: An Ergonomic Solution To Navigation Fragmentation On Android", would be a much better description for this post.