NO MORE FINGER GYMNASTICS!

[Kobe_kobito17]

Just a suggestion with One UI7. I love that the search bar has been moved to the bottom now, this is a very good practical idea, but what about everything else? Stock Android 15 moved the settings and panel edit bottoms to the bottom of the notification panel but One UI still has these buttoms waaayy at the top. This is very difficult to reach on 24+ and Ultra and screen shrink mechanism isn't always the most convenient option. I've attached pics of a clearer "condensed" look that would be easier to reach, for reference.

[Kobe_kobito17]

These are images I edited to show how dropping more buttons to the bottom of pages makes it easier to reach on larger phone natively. IOS has been doing this for years amd google is starting to do it as well.

[Kobe_kobito17]

Here's an example of a great use of screen space... using the upper portion as just a headline while all action are situated midway of the screen and below. Implement this everywhere in the OS!!🙏

[KBWolf]

I made this same suggestion. Hopefully it gets more visibility because it's a great idea and is what OneUI was supposed to be about

[DalgleishGX]

Not even close.

One handed use was just an extra perk.

The One in One UI stands for "One steamlined experience accross devices"

[KBWolf]

What are you even talking about? The biggest thing that came with OneUI was the introduction of the "viewing area" and the "interaction area" that stuck with all of the updates until they started to drop it with OneUI 6.0 and the new quick settings panel being out of reach.
Nowhere in the first introduction of OneUI was there any mention of "One streamlined experience across devices"

[USBetaModerator3]

Hello @Kobe_kobito17 ,

Thank you very much for your suggestion on screen space design.

Your suggestion has been communicated to the developer and the development project manager is reviewing the content. After reviewing your suggestions, we will apply them to the official version if your proposal matches our concept.

Regards,
One UI Beta Team