“This was such an interesting project because it wasn't just about optimizingįor the keyboard, it was optimizing for the touchscreen. May Allen, product manager of Evernote, commented: Sure the navigation supported their app hierarchy without the presence of a BackĮvernote also had fun thinking through the opportunity a touchscreen provided.
Some adjustments to make it more modular going forward. On both mobile form factors and the larger Chromebook form factor, so they made They also had to carefully consider how they wanted their toolbar to work Since the keyboard experience on Chrome OS is different than a mobile keyboardĮxperience, the team added keyboard shortcuts so people could quickly make a It even pushed theĮvernote team to level up on what their handwriting feature could be capable of According to Evernote, peopleĬan't stop drawing because it's so fast, natural and smooth. The user experiences no latency, so itįeels like they're actually drawing on paper. Google's API renders strokes very quickly by allowing apps to bypass parts of Low latency stylus API to quickly implement touchscreen handwriting. There were specific features that Evernote took advantageĮvernote translates handwriting into text, and were very excited to use the new Modular to make the Evernote app not only great on mobile devices but also on They spent some time making their code more What they didĮvernote focuses on making one app available on multiple platforms and formįactors, so they used Chrome OS as an opportunity to improve the development Play available on Chrome OS, they decided to bring their app to the platform. Make sure Evernote is available from day one! Seeing the opportunity with Google
Whenever Evernote sees a major new platform on the horizon, they set a goal to They need to get organized, take and save notes, and collaborate with others. Is to help individuals and groups remember everything, turn ideas intoĪction, and work effortlessly together.
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