Mobile immersive writing: swipe regions / immersive mode / Wake Lock
A phone is "short bursts, one-handed writing." The UI has to be designed for that. Slima's mobile build is its own immersive experience, not a shrunken desktop.
Mobile-specific interactions
Exact interactions vary by device / Slima version; common patterns:
Swipe to switch regions
Mobile usually uses horizontal swipes to move between three sheets: files / editor / AI Coach. Learn it once.
Pinch to zoom font
Some versions support two-finger pinch → font size up / down (not full-page zoom — just the font).
Portrait / landscape adaptive
- Portrait: standard mobile editor (top header + editor + bottom NavBar)
- Landscape: bottom NavBar usually collapses, the editor occupies the full width (useful for long writing sessions on a tablet)
Toolbar above the keyboard
When the on-screen keyboard appears, a minimal toolbar usually floats above it (Bold / Italic / quotes / undo / new paragraph / etc.) — mobile-only feature.
Immersive mode (mobile's Zen)
After entering, typically:
- Top header goes transparent / narrower
- Bottom NavBar narrows or hides
- Just text and what you type
Exit returns to standard layout.
Wake Lock: screen stays on while writing
Some mobile immersive modes prevent screen sleep (OS-level Wake Lock, requires browser support) — your screen won't dim while you're writing.
Exit immersive → screen returns to normal sleep behaviour.
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