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>> In my opinion, this new design doesn’t work for the young, the old, the millenial, the seasoned pro, the able, the dis, the hawkeyed, or the near blind. My
by valine 9y ago
>> In my opinion, this new design doesn’t work for the young, the old, the millenial, the seasoned pro, the able, the dis, the hawkeyed, or the near blind.
My absolute favorite change with iOS 11 was the removal of unnecessary labels. As a young millennial who has been using iOS for almost half of my life those tiny little blips of text scattered everywhere are completely redundant and simply add noise to an otherwise clean looking OS. You could replace every icon with a blank oval and I could navigate my phone just from the locations of the buttons.
- bigiain 9y ago> You could replace every icon with a blank oval and I could navigate my phone just from the locations of the buttons. This may well turn out to be the new "touch typing". "Who looks at their phones to drive them? It's all in finger memory." (It's only old people like me who need to watch where their fingers are going...)
- toufka 9y agoIf you have a jailbroken device you can actually remove all app labels completely - it's gorgeous. I picked up a friend's iphone and felt completely overwhelmed by all the useless text everywhere.
- valine 9y agoiOS 10 is pretty tricky to jailbreak, but I got lucky and was on the 10.1.2 when qwertyoruiop finished Yalu. I went a step further and took all the letters off the keyboard - it’s perfection.
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