Neuronizer Notes
Neuronizer is a mobile notepad for android devices. The application is a fast and easy to use. The application can be easily used as to make to-do lists. The application has many unique features. The mobile application is open-source. Using the application, I noticed some feature can be added to the applcaiton:
Search feature
Date feature
Proposal
- Search feature: The feature is used to locate stored notes. By using the search feature a user can locate saved notes by their title, content or keywords. For instance, In case where a user has many stored notes or to-do list, it will be difficult to find notes by just scrolling through; the search feature will be of great benefit in this situation.
- Date feature: The application has a feature that shows the time a note was created but it does not have a date feature. The date feature should appear when a note is created. The date should appear at the top of the note when it is created. Pictorial illustrations can be found below. With this feature the user can easily know the exact date a note or to-do list was created.
Mockups / Examples
The images below shows where the Search feature and the Date feature can be positioned respectively:
Search feature
Date feature
Source: Neuronizer Notes (Edited)
Benefits
The importance of these features cannot be overemphasized.
With the search feature, notes can be easily located without stress. The feature will increase the standard of the application while appealing to prospective users. By using just keywords users can find their created or saved notes in no time.
The date feature gives users the opportunity to know the exact date a note was created. This feature will do a lot of good for users because they can always go back and check when a note was created. This will increase the reliability of the application.
These features will make the application more user friendly.
Here is a download link to the application for easy review:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.djuelg.neuronizer&hl=en
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