Introduce new Sullivan Lite

                          


Hello. Everyone!
This is 'TUAT'.


To use the most used Function much more light and convenient, 
Sullivan Lite has been released. 
* Sullivan Lite is only operable under Android OS (Supports low-specification phones and tablets)




Left-Sullivan Plus                                                  Right-Sullivan Lite


To minimize malfunction occurred in some budget phones, we have removed real-time detection systems (Face, Text recognition). 

We have also removed Fast text scan, Document recognition, Note and PDF Reader to make the app as light as it can be. 

(Size approx. 50% decreased compared to Sullivan Plus) 








Because of its lightness and the speed that comes with it, It supports not only low-specification phones but also tablets! We hope this may come as a pleasant news for people who previously couldn’t us Sullivan Plus. 





Now, let’s take a closer look at the UI/UX design of Sullivan Lite. 


Sullivan Plus



Sullivan Lite



In Sullivan Plus, you were able to access menu and function screen by swiping left or right.  

  

However, Sullivan Lite changed it so that swiping directly changes modes, and access additional functions.  

  

Using the application became much more easier because of the new changes to how swiping behaves.  

  

We have also designed the capture and mode icons to clearly indicate which mode the application is currently in. 





We’ve also added the ‘View photos’ function to the left side of the capture button, where you can check the pictures you have taken. 


Default camera application



Sullivan Lite 

Lastly, Sullivan Lite was designed to look similar to other camera applications so that first-time users can easily take advantage of the application. 



Lighter, Easier, Sullivan Lite. Thank you for watching! 






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  1. TUAT Corp.June 15, 2021 at 5:34 PM

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