Hi Todd and Lisa, Lisa, I can confirm what you see. I find the buttons in Paris as well. I also have been able to access the back button pretty easily as I am accustomed to Friday the back button on the upper left side of the screen. Overall, this is greatly improved. I really look forward to using it. I use a nearby search and found a number of restaurants in the Albany area. Thank you Todd for enhancing this product so quickly
Sent from my iPhone On Jun 6, 2013, at 8:32 AM, "Lisa belville" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, Todd. Wow, I love your prompt replies. <grin> > > actually, in my case, I didn't try labeling the buttons, they just show up > between each product in sets of two. These are buttons I need to physically > flick past in order to move to the next product. > > > For example, there will be a button listing the name of a sandwich, and then > the two mystery buttons and then another button for the next sandwich. > > > Chocolate is the answer... who cares what the question is! > > Lisa Belville > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Todd Bernhard" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Cc: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 7:19 AM > Subject: Re: All Access update is out > > >> Hi Sieghard, and everyone. Thanks for announcing the update and saving me >> the trouble! I was going to do so this morning, so you're like my own >> public relations firm! >> >> Okay, Sieghard may be a special case and literally only have one restaurant >> nearby, at least according to our database. Remember, the old app showed >> businesses like spas, salons, etc., so now there are going to be less >> results. When there is exactly one match, it doesn't bother showing a >> list, but takes you directly to the info for that one business. From our >> emails, I know you live in a somewhat rural area in Canada. You can change >> your location using the Settings button from within the Help screen. We >> plan to make that Settings button a more prominent button on the opening >> screen. >> >> If you change your location to Vancouver for example, you might get to >> experience what the app has to offer in a more populated city. In fact, I >> just pretended to be in your city, and experienced what you did, then >> changed it to Vancouver and got a lot more results. >> >> Those hidden buttons are just redundant. People were complaining because >> they were text fields that displayed the name of the meal, etc., but that >> info is also provided with the photo button. Folks thought they could type >> in them, because they are text fields, but they were flagged as not >> editable. So we have hidden them from voiceover. But now it appears you >> could get a unlabeled button notice when you try to identify it. I am open >> to suggestions as to which direction to go. Perhaps we do not hide them >> but specifically say this is a non editable descriptor? >> >> I try to monitor this group, but the most reliable way to provide specific >> feedback to our team is using the feedback button on the home screen of the >> app. >> >> I will be at the Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired today in >> Rochester, NY getting first hand feedback, and plan to submit an update >> tonight based on that and your emails. Thanks! >> >> Thank you for your patience. I think you can tell we are trying to >> incorporate all your great feedback as quickly as possible, within the >> limitations of Apple's approval process. >> >> Also, next week my team and I are presenting the app to potential investors >> in New York City. With such an investment, we can keep enhancing the app, >> adding restaurants, porting it to Android, and take it to the next level. >> It's a free app and restaurants can be listed for free, so we need your >> support. Your positive reviews will go a long way to help. 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