reCall? is designed as a simple reminder function that will easily allow users to store items for quick recall. Large font, intuitive layout and straightforward functionality support easy to use objectives. Free form text input supports wide ranging application.
When the app is invoked the landing screen appears.
The List function allows the user to review all reCall elements. If the list is short this capability should provide all that is needed to view items. Colors are used to distinguished elements of an item and (if required) will be helpful if the list is searched.
The List screen is where a user can delete items that are no longer needed by sweeping left and using the delete button. The < Back button returns the user to the landing screen.
The Add button on the landing screen allows the user to place additional items on the reCall? list.
The + ADD button will add the item to the list and clear the input parameter fields. A confirmation that the item has been successfully added pops up and the user is asked to dismiss the pop-up and is returned to the landing page. The added item should now appear on the list.
The Search function was intended for use when the item list got long. It allows the user to select items in any (or all) of the three fields and create a list of desired items. Designating a search parameter is accomplished by scrolling in each of the boxes until the desired parameter appears. A * in a box indicates all parameters of that color are matched. If more than one box has a parameter other than *, all selected parameters must be matched for the item to appear on the list.
Upon execution of the search, all items watching the search criteria are returned on a new screen. Sweeping down clears the screen away, enabling another search if required. The Clear button returns all search parameters to “*”. (Note: A search with all search parameters set to “*” will return the entire list.)
In summary, reCall? was designed to be a simple, flexible, usable aid for remembering appointments, facts and other elements of every day life.
It is not recommended personnel information that should be kept secure instored in this tool; tools provide more secure means to store this information.