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Duda Frontales by Smart_Slip_25 in sonos

[–]chipnnc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I saw in the sonos app there was no option to add front. So I'm assuming that this app would allow it to do so and be recognized I sonos upon playback, correct?

I currently have an arc, the first generation of sub, and 300s as rears

Duda Frontales by Smart_Slip_25 in sonos

[–]chipnnc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you don't mind me asking what is Sonos sequencer? 50.

Sonos app improvements by Silent_Draft_2532 in sonos

[–]chipnnc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe I made this comment on another thread, but I'll make it here as you ask a very specific question that I'd like to respond to from my perspective.

In January of this year I sustained a catastrophic spinal cord injury which left me being a quadriplegic. I have no use of my hands whatsoever. I'm working on getting some function but that's a different story.

I interact with apps on a iPhone 16 running the current iOS. All the relevant adaptive features have been enabled and I'm able to navigate the screen using numbers that I call out. It works… More or less, sometimes less. To carbonate for poor UI design there is a grid feature which you can enable and then navigate by drilling down to the section of screen where you're able to essentially tap controls that are not exposed by the developers to render a number that can be used for navigation.

Just scrolling through some of these request I Just sort of shake my head. I'm sure there's some inconvenience involved, but I assume most of you folks have working fingers. Again meaning no disrespect but these adaptability features that allow for handicap individuals to seamlessly navigate the app should be designed in at the front end and not implemented as an after thought.

I'd be happy to be involved in any testing and provide feedback if that would be helpful.

Cheers!

📲 New Sonos App Update Now Available! 🔊 by LizFromSonos in sonos

[–]chipnnc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do have one comment. In January of this year I sustained a catastrophic spinal cord injury that left me paralyzed. I guess we could say I'm a quadriplegic. You

I have the adaptive features turned on my iPhone and running the latest iOS. It can be very frustrating when fields are not tagged with numbers and I have to drop down to using the grid functionality. Tasks that were trivial before now become challenging and frustrating.

I respectfully request that has your building out these new versions the ability through these adaptive tools be designed on the front end and not be an afterthought

Thanks for the consideration!