Feedback from Android beta testing

Nice App. Particularly like the access to food group data and the compact feel of the app. Also like the offline use - internet access isn't always available.
Suggestions:-
Add a medication option for user named medications.
For the autocalc to work could do with expected exercise- light/medium/hard
Entries should have an edit or delete option
Autocalc - should be able to overtype.
Geoff

August 24, 2011 07:26

Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts

Delete the edit or delete entries comment - just found it.
Very Happy

August 24, 2011 07:43

Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts

Scratch the autocalc overtype comment as already can.
Shouldn't have been so hasty posting.
Laughing

August 24, 2011 11:01

Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts

The autocalc doesn't seem to take account of corrections.

August 24, 2011 12:14

KeithCl DAFNE Graduate
St Columcille's, Dublin 43 posts

Geofftrez said:

Add a medication option for user named medications.
For the autocalc to work could do with expected exercise- light/medium/hard

The functionality is pretty much a copy of the iPhone app and both apps complement the diary capabilities on this site. So a medication feature would probably best be added to all 3.
The auto-calc is very simple; I had a brief exchange with Simon on this with the concern being that trying to make it fancier might leave people relying on it rather than doing their own thinking about the right QA dose to take.

August 23, 2011 07:27 Simon Site Administrator Sheffield Teaching Hospitals 578 posts	Dear beta testers, Feel free to use this post to ask questions on the app, suggest new features and highlight any problems. Happy testing! Simon
August 23, 2011 08:45 novorapidboi26 DAFNE Graduate NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts	Was I sent info on the app? Not got anything!.........
August 23, 2011 11:57 Simon Site Administrator Sheffield Teaching Hospitals 578 posts	Don't cry! An email will be hitting your inbox soon ;)
August 23, 2011 12:30 novorapidboi26 DAFNE Graduate NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts	Simon said: Don't cry! An email will be hitting your inbox soon ;) Thank you boss.........
August 23, 2011 20:37 KeithCl DAFNE Graduate St Columcille's, Dublin 43 posts	Just emailed the beta to the 10 people that Simon provided email addresses for; looking forward to the feedback, Keith
August 24, 2011 07:23 Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts	Nice App. Particularly like the access to food group data and the compact feel of the app. Also like the offline use - internet access isn't always available. Suggestions:- Add a medication option for user named medications. For the autocalc to work could do with expected exercise- light/medium/hard Entries should have an edit or delete option Autocalc - should be able to overtype. Geoff
August 24, 2011 07:26 Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts	Delete the edit or delete entries comment - just found it.
August 24, 2011 07:43 Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts	Scratch the autocalc overtype comment as already can. Shouldn't have been so hasty posting.
August 24, 2011 11:01 Geofftrez DAFNE Graduate Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 22 posts	The autocalc doesn't seem to take account of corrections.
August 24, 2011 12:14 KeithCl DAFNE Graduate St Columcille's, Dublin 43 posts	Geofftrez said: Add a medication option for user named medications. For the autocalc to work could do with expected exercise- light/medium/hard The functionality is pretty much a copy of the iPhone app and both apps complement the diary capabilities on this site. So a medication feature would probably best be added to all 3. The auto-calc is very simple; I had a brief exchange with Simon on this with the concern being that trying to make it fancier might leave people relying on it rather than doing their own thinking about the right QA dose to take.