1: Research if we have the ability to know the total download size.

• If yes, create a small demo to present to Jack.
• If no, research if we have the ability to know and dynamically present the total file size downloaded in progress.

2: Based on #1, decide if there should be a setting/switch. Also related, we may or may not know what a user has decided in SYSTEM settings (which OVERRIDES whatever we could put INSIDE the app)

3: Based on #1 and #2, decide if we still want to have some kind of warning or notification if a user begins to download over a cellular connection.

Emilie Franchomme [X] updated the ticket based on your request to leave only the latest notes from Greg and me.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17BkwGxfAR2X0AK1t6dmExDAreSG2n-yThxG7RaPHfLE/edit

Acceptance Criteria:

Note during testing: The easiest way to clear a downloaded audiobook (so that you can re-test the download) will be to sign out and then sign back in.

The "Download Progress Area" should only appear if there is still some part of the audiobook left to download. It should only be visible while trying to download, and if it finishes, or if there is an error (with an alert onscreen), it will disappear.

If you leave the book, in the middle of download progress before it finishes, and you come back to it: it should pick back up where it left off.

If you are offline, and then open the audiobook, the view should NEVER show. If you go offline WHILE CURRENTLY DOWNLOADING, it will stay on screen until an error is reported by Findaway. Try some different combinations of turning on Airplane Mode to see if something strange will happen (it shouldn't).

Possible Regressions:

Check for any broken layout in the Audiobook Player (sliders, buttons, text layout should all still work and look the same, and the album art should shrink to let the new view fit)

Make sure download progress works correctly if you choose different Tracks in the TOC menu. Try choosing a track near the top already downloaded, and then a greyed-out track (to stream).