Hello all,
My problem is that I have to decide between leaving out the sound of my prototype and performing fundamentel interactions.
For my protoype I wanted to implement:
- Sound for any button press
- Long press on one button for 5 s
- during the long press an animation shall be shown
- if the button is released earlier than 5 s an old image shall be shown
- if the button is actuated for 5 s a new image shall be shown
- Dragging
==> All the interactions shall be performed on a touch display.
So now my problem is, with Internet Explorer 2. is functioning well, 3. is possible if I disable the context menu of the Internet explorer. However, it is not possible for me to get any sound out of it.
With Edge/Chrome
- Sound (1) is working, but I cannot perform 2. or 3. with a Touch display.
- For 3. I can change the interaction to Click/Tap or Mouse up, this does not reflect the real interaction but I could live with that
- 2.: Nothing happens for the long press, except that when released a context menu opens.
- Additionally, I cannot find any alternative how to “fake” 2… I thougt of Mouse down, a counter and mouse up: If Mouse is down the animatio is shown and a counter increases (+1) every second, if counter = 3 than show new image, if counter <3 and mouse up occured -> show old image. However, via Touch only Mouse up seems to be working (also if the event is “mouse down”, the action will always start if the button is released).
- Using the mouse, all these interactions are working well. Unfortunately, it is essential for my user testing that the user can interact with the prototype via touch.
Does anyone have a brilliant idea 
for the Internet explorer to make some sound or how to implement a Long Press / Long Press too early released function in Edge or Chrome??
I am desperatly and gratefully waiting for all of your good ideas 
Manon