Profile Pages¶

The profile page of a member has been optimized to prevent having to scroll a lot with some members having a long list of awards.

As you see on the following screenshot, we have restructured the page with big “buttons” to let you access the Lions History, the list of certifications and the list of awards, all presented on dedicated pages of the application:

Certifications¶

You may search for other members with a given certification by long-tapping it in the list:

Awards¶

You may search for other members with a given award by long-tapping it in the list:

Accessibility¶

LionsBase mobile strives to make the User Experience (UX) of the visually impaired as smooth as possible. Thanks to an external audit and to some feedback we received, we identified a few points to be enhanced.

We are pleased to announce that multiple accessibility problems have been corrected:

• the multiple district dropdown in the authentication form was not clearly described and could therefore easily be left empty, thus hindering the login workflow;

• multiple action buttons such as the “Sign In” button in the authentication form or the buttons used to save or publish social activities were not read by VoiceOver;

• the number of pending invitations or events with unanswered questions (see Badges) is now self-explanatory;

• the menu entry for accessing the LION Magazine and SkillBase (Switzerland/Liechtenstein) are better described;

• so-called key properties of a member profile (overview of certifications and awards and the number of Lions years) are not read by VoiceOver anymore as they hindered an efficient access to actual, useful pieces of information;

• social media icons in the member profile were not read by VoiceOver;

• skills in the member profile were not read by VoiceOver;

• the camera icon to change the background image on one’s own profile page was not read by VoiceOver;

• the grouping/ungrouping button in the list of participants was not accessible by VoiceOver;

• all toolbar icons are now described (hereafter, the description will be “Show summary of answers for the participants”):

  

Social Activities¶

The input form to manage social activities has been updated to let you define the “scope”; that is, whether your social activity is supporting a “Local” beneficiary or one that is in another country:

This information is useful for statistics purposes.

Dark Mode¶

We added support for Dark Mode two years ago, in Version 6.1.0 as it became available with iOS 13.

From time to time, it turns out some colors we picked are not best-suited when switching to Dark Mode. This is what happened with the skills bubbles of member profiles. Below you see the difference before (left) and after (right):