I will focus here on the Spotify mobile app for Android. My goal is to come up, in 1 week only, with a high-fidelity prototype that reflects the best path forward based on research, prototyping, and visual implementation. That being said, how could Spotify find a smart way to incorporate this feature into the app? In this article, I will work on offering a solution to Spotify’s lyrics issue. Click on it, and then click on ‘Storage.’. They can however be an interesting element for a music app - and Spotify’s competitors have already acknowledged that: they allow the users to be more involved in the song, train their ear by being aware of how vocals match the musical background, as well as potentially improve their language skills if the song is in a foreign language. But if the lyrics are not available on your device only, then go to your app library, and hold on to the Spotify app until you see the ‘App Info’ option. In this version, you can see a 'Lyrics' banner next to the play/pause button in the mini-player as well as on the right of the track title. Recently, a friend raised an issue that has been annoying him for a long time as a Spotify user - although he loves the app -, and that you’ve probably faced as well: what about the lyrics?Īs successful the song algorithm, the beautiful dark mode or Spotify general user experience may be, song lyrics seem to be indeed the app’s great forgotten. Spotify appears to be testing a new interface for lyrics. Much of my free time is spent listening, playing music, and talking to friends about new gems I found on Youtube or Spotify, which are the apps I use and enjoy losing myself for hours, discovery after discovery.
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