Create Adguard widget according to Android guidelines

[ameshkov]

What we've done in #203 with widget is just a temporary solution.
We'll use this icons for #123

http://developer.android.com/intl/ru/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/widget_design.html

[TPS]

Just FYI, from yesterday's beta, the temporary widget states are still swapped.

[ameshkov]

Why, no, it is in proper state now. Widget shows you a possible action, not a current state.

[TPS]

That, I think, is a change from previous behavior (please confirm!) & is rather jarring. Shouldn't the notification bar show the same as widget?

[ameshkov]

That indeed a change from the previous behavior:)

Shouldn't the notification bar show the same as widget?

Notification bar is for showing current state.
Widget is for actions, a bit different purpose.

New widget will look different, but it will have the same states (like this "player" widget):

[TPS]

I think, though, a utility app, like AG, shouldn't pattern widget states after a media app, like a music player. The other utility apps I'm familiar with use current status for widgets, especially since many have >2 rest states.

[ameshkov]

Something like that widget?

[TPS]

Precisely!

[ameshkov]

This widget looks good indeed, but only when you place several actions on it.

[TPS]

The widget has the benefit of being 1×1, which, trust me, is both rare & excellent, so 1 really well-done action is plenty & even laudable. If you want more actions, leave it on 1×1, but as (½×2)×(½×2) max → subdivide the 1×1, if possible. I think it should be, since the widget above is 5 actions on a 4×1 widget!

[TPS]

@AdguardTeam Before releasing later on, are y'all keeping these states as-is (a change from previous release), or reverting to previous states (of course, keeping the Material icons)? I don't quite know where we left this.…

[ameshkov]

@TPS not sure yet, our designer will make the decision:)

[Zageron]

Hello, just dropping in to add my support for the widget showing the current state of the blocker, or perhaps having two widgets which display in opposite states.

:)