[UX feedback] The text of NX version is kind of blur in the handheld mode and touch screen has not been made full use of.

[lilboa]

Dear team,

Here are two UX feedback of NX(NS) version:

1.  The text is hard to be read in handheld mode. It's kind of blur. or maybe the font size is a bit small as well?

2. I noticed the touch screen of NX hasn't been made full use of. For instance, in order to check many buttons or information, we'll have to switch via L,R,ZL,ZR on Joy-con instead of touching them directly on the screen.

 

They are all my personal opinions. But I do think it will improve the user experience.

Hope you can put them into consideration.

 

Thank you and take care,

A huge fan of Klei

 

Notes: Sorry that I start a same topic in [General Disucssion] and I didn't find a way how I can delete that one.

[JoeW]

Hey there, thanks for your feedback @lilboa - Can you tell me specifically what text was hard for you to read? Card text? Narration text? I assume this is just when you're in handheld mode, right?

 

[lilboa]

7 hours ago, JoeW said:

Hey there, thanks for your feedback @lilboa - Can you tell me specifically what text was hard for you to read? Card text? Narration text? I assume this is just when you're in handheld mode, right?

 

Thanks for your reply. Yes, in the handheld mode as I mentioned in the summary. I'll capture some screenshots for instance after the next NX update which fix the progression reset issue releases.

for now, can you have a check my feedback on touchscreen which is more important on UX improvement.

[AcidPoncho]

+1 handheld text sizes are inconsistent (from near perfect to virtually unreadable without squinting) and there’s quite a bit of overlap in places where certain UI elements will hide other elements.

From the couple of dev responses I’ve read it kinda sounds like you guys don’t have a Switch lying around to test, otherwise most of these issues would be discovered in less than a minute. If you need a unit , ping me and I’ll send you one if it means we can enjoy this work of art to its full potential on the move.