Netflix is probably another example of something like this. On the home
screen there are sections (categories) that scroll vertically and when
stopped each row of movies will scroll horizontally. You can even move
multiple rows at the same time.
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 5:12 PM Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I am about to embark a mission to solve a design problem in Livecode
>
> The model is Spotify. The channels or collections, a single screen with
>
> 1) Scrolling labels - not scrolling left with right, maintenance fixed
> position (left to right) but scrolling top to bottom.
>
> 2) "Collections" consisting square/label (think "album cover") scrolling
> left to right
>
> 3) Series of collections, that you scroll up (or down), top to bottom
>
> Easier if you see Spotify…
> is a common user case scenario
>
> you scroll up and down the whole area,
> but the label stick their horizontal position, but will up and down
>
> Then when user stops (scrolling up are down) they can scroll sideways to
> see the collections
> -- GROUP(s) -
>
> Talk By Wizard
> # stays horizontally
>
> [wizard1] [wizard2] [wizard3] [wizard4] [wizard5] [wizard6]
> # each of these album covers with left and right
>
> Music for Alpha
> alpha1] [alpha2] [alpha3] [alpha4] [alpha5] [alpha6]
>
> Sound from the Nanosphere
> [nanosphere1] [nanosphere2] [nanosphere3] [nanosphere4] [nanosphere5]
> [nanosphere6]
>
>
>
> I have thought about it… and wonder if it can even be done in LiveCode
>
> BR
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