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Problem is the novice-expert transition in Apple devices is nonexistant. To become an expert you basically have to read a manual, or do things that a) have no a
by spronkey 11y ago
Problem is the novice-expert transition in Apple devices is nonexistant. To become an expert you basically have to read a manual, or do things that a) have no affordance, b) have no clear feedforward, c) have an unknown effect and may be destructive, with no clear undo.
It's very poor design.
- spacehome 11y ago> read a manual Quelle horror!
- spronkey 11y agoHeh, I should qualify that to become an expert some manual-reading is required. But the interface should at least help you with the transition.
- iSnow 11y ago>It's very poor design. No, it's Windows/Linux-bias on your part. In the old time, every (and I mean every) medium-level Mac user knew that you can unlock a lot of additional functionality with the option-key. People today just seem to assume the Mac UI is built on the absolute same principles as the Windows UI, which is not true.