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sliding a menu from the edge.Ģ.3 Uncommonly used tools/buttons should all be stored behind a single menu item on the above menu.ģ The workspace should be constructed with high-zoom in mind, to minimise problems caused by touch.ģ.1 When the finger(s) are on the canvas, the only thing that should happen is tool-use (i.e. drawing), to minimise unintended actions.ģ.2 Zooming should be as simple as sliding/pinching/etc, but not from anywhere on the screen (see 3.1).ģ.3 Navigation around the canvas should be as simple as sliding from the edge of the workspace/canvas.ģ.4 There should be easy access to both a loupe and a 1:1 preview.

This could perhaps be achieved using methods similar to what you have already described. I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at, on the whole. You may find it beneficial to take a look at SunVox, which is an audio-tracker with (IMO) a very small-screen-/touch-friendly interface. I've done a reasonable amount of stuff with it, and while it's not perfect it is surprisingly effective, and allows a good fast workflow.