- The splashscreen you added has some odd pattern in the background, possibly related to dithering but I'm not sure.
- Now you removed the menu from the title, I still think it would be nice though if the title would show the name of the active list and be a menu that opens the list editor. You could have a default list called "EasyList" so it would show the application name by default. Also the toolbar button could be removed then.
- There is no pressed feedback on the list items, which would be useful to see which item you are long-tapping on.
- I am now missing a "rename" function for the list editor.
- Now that it is not really necessary to select a list in the list editor for any functionality, I think it would be nicer if selecting a list would immediately switch back to the list view. The back button could then also be removed from this toolbar. The delete button IMO should lead to a view which allows multiple selection of items to delete.
- In the "name the new list" sheet, the text entry should have full width, with the label above it. You can see an example of it here: http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe...xt_fields.html ("Text field title #1"). Also the "Name your new list" text is not necessary or should be the text field title instead.
- In the settings dialog, instead of having "lock portrait" and "lock landscape" options for orientation, I suggest to have a splitbutton with three options: "Automatic", "Portrait", and "Landscape". Then you can also remove the help button. You can see an example of such a split button here: http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe...s/Buttons.html (the one in the lower right).
- The styling of the switch buttons is a bit wrong (wrong handle graphic), but I guess that this is a qt-components bug if you are not doing something special.
- The styling of the headers in the settings page is a bit wrong, not a big deal but I just happened to implement the correct styling a while ago, so I can just as well mention it. I think this should be a standard component, but I don't know if it will ever be. So you can use this as the section.delegate in your listview (or standalone item whatever you prefer): Code: Item { width: parent.width height: 40 Text { id: headerLabel anchors.right: parent.right anchors.bottom: parent.bottom anchors.rightMargin: 8 anchors.bottomMargin: 2 text: section font.bold: true font.pointSize: 18 color: theme.inverted ? "#4D4D4D" : "#3C3C3C"; } Image { anchors.right: headerLabel.left anchors.left: parent.left anchors.verticalCenter: headerLabel.verticalCenter anchors.rightMargin: 24 source: "image://theme/meegotouch-groupheader" + (theme.inverted ? "-inverted" : "") + "-background" } (please excuse the messy indentation)
Item { width: parent.width height: 40 Text { id: headerLabel anchors.right: parent.right anchors.bottom: parent.bottom anchors.rightMargin: 8 anchors.bottomMargin: 2 text: section font.bold: true font.pointSize: 18 color: theme.inverted ? "#4D4D4D" : "#3C3C3C"; } Image { anchors.right: headerLabel.left anchors.left: parent.left anchors.verticalCenter: headerLabel.verticalCenter anchors.rightMargin: 24 source: "image://theme/meegotouch-groupheader" + (theme.inverted ? "-inverted" : "") + "-background" }
- There should be no "Back" item in the application menu of the about view. Actually there probably should be no application menu in that view in the first place, it's a bit unnecessary.