Horizontally scrolling grids may be used when the application design requires it. For
them, the browsing rules are applied by exchanging the horizontal and vertical
browsing rules. The example figures presented above are correct if turned 90 degrees
counter-clockwise.
Scrolling indicator for grids
The same scrolling indicator as with lists is applied to vertically scrolling grids. The
indicator refers to the row where the focus is located; left-right movement within
the row has no effect on the indicator.
For horizontally scrolling grids, the indicator appears as rotated 90 degrees, and
refers to the current column.
List types
Based on the functionality, the following list categories can be identified:
Menu list ·
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Selection list
Markable list
Multi-selection list
Setting list
Form
Lists belonging to one category may have different graphical appearances. See
section List layouts for information about different-looking list items.
Menu list
Menu lists are used to select one item from a list and do nothing else; the Options
command is not available when a menu list is being browsed. (Options menu itself is
a menu list.)
If a high-priority event like an incoming call happens when a menu list is open, the
list is cancelled and the new event takes control. These lists are often displayed
inside a pop-up window.
Default keypad functions during a menu list:
Scroll up / down move focus the list
Scroll left / right ignored (unless there is a submenu; see section
Options menu)
Select key select the item, do associated function
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