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Sorry, I don't follow. It's unituititive to have a settings change under settings, where settings for built in apps have always been?
by sbuk 11y ago
Sorry, I don't follow. It's unituititive to have a settings change under settings, where settings for built in apps have always been?
- ScottBurson 11y agoYou have to have some reason to think a setting might exist before you'll go looking for it. If it's unintuitive to think that a particular piece of functionality might be controlled by a setting at all, the fact that it would be easy to find the setting if you knew it existed is of little help.
- sbuk 11y agoThere is an obvious line between being non-intuitive or unobvious and reasons to think something exists or not. A UI cannot rely solely on intuition alone; investigation must be encouraged too.
- roymurdock 11y agoFor me - yes. I had never needed to use "Restrictions" before, and it would seem much more obvious to be able to customize the display of the application from within the app. It also doesn't make all that much sense that by turning off one of the tabs, it would be replaced with an actually useful tab - playlists. I don't work in UI/UX and I'm not an iPhone power user, so perhaps it's just me.