![]() I was nearly fed up enough to email the person who had contacted me until I found that if I scroll all the way down, there was two “Nationality” and “Alphabet” boxes which had a different color (I guess it starts from the bottom after all). I tried a few more buttons and they all gave this. Next, I thought I would start at the beginning and clicked on the topmost “Giving & Receiving” button, but that gave me a “Please complete the previous units” error. Furthermore, there is no vertical scroll bar which makes it easy to get lost. But after my attempts to scroll further upwards failed, I just realized the UI had fooled me. This also affects usability since when I scrolled all the way up, the “Coming Soon” button still looked partially faded, so I thought there was more content above. Not only are the borders of the squares a light color that is a little hard to see, but there is a fading effect that applies to them both vertically and horizontally. On this screen, even before I tried clicking a button my feeling was that it could use a bit of adjustment. (You can see this screen on the bottom left of this page here, assuming LingoDeer didn’t change their webpage by the time you read this review) Once I selected my language and chose my level, I was presented with a scrollable screen of “Learn” options in a set of staggered squares. I didn’t have to create an account manually which was nice. The app downloaded quickly and was pretty simple to set up. (I’m using an iPhone 6 in case it matters) So I thought I would try it out and write a review with my unbiased feedback about the app. I recently received an email from a member of LingoDeer, maker of a free mobile language learning app, asking me to try their app and maybe write a review.
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