I experimented with this idea and heres are the designs which I came up with.
This is my home screen. The main tools and apps are located around the circular menu in the centre. These are adaptable and can be taken away and added to the menu as the user pleases. The time and date are located in the centre. To open each of these items the user simply has to swipe away from the circle. The regular application menu is located in the bottom right hand corner. The flash light, which is my own personal preference for a tool is located in the top right for convenience. While I wont change much to the phone itself I will change the colour to red and white as it reminds me of the Nokia 5300 which was one of my favourite devices.
Now the settings screen hasn't adapted the circular menus however it does consist of the same amount of swipe interactivity. Instead of a long list of menu items, I have categorised them into the sections that are located on the left hand side of the screen.
The task tool is another one of my most frequently used tools. I felt the need to update this because I did not like the layout of the original design. The concept is simple. There is a list of different tasks labelled in order of priority. Tap on an item to read and edit it. Swipe to the left to get the option screen, seen on number three in this example. The options menu include, delete, bump up, mail and print.
I am only required to design four phone designs, however I do have another idea that I would like to share. Have you ever gone onto your phone just for the sake of it, not knowing what to read or browse through. I always do it. I would like to adapt the circular menu seen on my home screen design and a spinner So basically the user can place whichever apps they frequently use and spin the circle around by swiping the edge of the circle. Similar to winning streak the user will land on a random option.




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