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Can cause problems while appearing to satisfy the desire for responsiveness. For example, on the iPhone: recent messages or calls may update in the middle of a
by techbio 10y ago
Can cause problems while appearing to satisfy the desire for responsiveness. For example, on the iPhone: recent messages or calls may update in the middle of a touch, so the location of the input (thumb) actually initiates a call or brings up a thread not intended by the original display.
Showing what had been, and then updating the action of a display location, creates a UX of "shifting sands".
Often annoyingly occurs with popup ads, but in an iOS app itself is inexcusable.