Craftnote: Craftsman App for iOS
Craftnote: Craftsman App makes managing your working documentation and communication easier. It’s a simple and useful app for contemporary craftsmen. It has an intellectual structure in every project, PDF scanner, and also it is able to send and store image, video, audio and text messages. So let’s go check what is wrong with this app!
- July 26, 2018
- Add a project on a ‘Projects’ page.
- Tap on a current project.
- Send a photo, recording, and a text message ‘test’.
- Tap on ‘Search’.
- Enter a letter and tap on ‘Submit’.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
Text message and all media files are shown in the search results.
Text message is shown in the search results.
- Tap on a project.
- Open keyboard by tapping a text input field.
- Tap on a ‘Camera’ button.
- Make a photo and send it.
- While the keyboard is on the screen, tap on an ‘Add Media’ button.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
Menu is overlapped by the input field.
Menu is fully visible.
- Tap on a project.
- Tap a three-dot menu button in the upper right corner.
- Scroll the page down and tap on ‘Restore Project’.
- Tap on ‘Archive’.
- Go to the ‘Projects’ page.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
App offers you to archive a project when you want to restore it in offline mode. As a result, a project is not restored.
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