First, I would like to extend a warm greeting to all active members of the Readlang community and offer my sincere congratulations to Steve for creating and continuously refining this invaluable platform. After neglecting my language studies for several years, I returned to Readlang a few months ago and have since made remarkable progress. By uploading multiple short texts on topics related to the arts and sciences—rather than fiction—I can devote several hours to reading while methodically reinforcing my vocabulary.
One of Readlang’s greatest strengths is its minimalist design, which provides a distraction-free experience reminiscent of paging through a physical book. The ability to adjust font size and justification further enhances readability, allowing users to immerse themselves in the material with minimal strain. Beyond the interface, the platform’s smooth navigation and progress-tracking features make extended reading sessions both productive and enjoyable, as there is seldom a need to leave the reading screen.
To elevate this already impressive user experience, I would like to suggest adding an optional “Continue Reading” button that appears in the same place as the existing navigation. When readers finish a text, this button could seamlessly advance them to the next text—whether it be the following item in a queue or the next unread passage—without forcing a return to the main list. Such a feature would maintain the fluid, book-like atmosphere I have grown to appreciate, yet it could be toggled off for those who prefer selecting texts manually. I hope this suggestion resonates with other users, and I thank you for considering it.
