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"How could any user be confused by that?" Because it looks more like an static image than something you can interact with? Not that I have the problem now but
by Avshalom 16y ago
"How could any user be confused by that?"
Because it looks more like an static image than something you can interact with?
Not that I have the problem now but I remember the first app I downloaded in osx was Quicksilver, which, at the time, the DMG opened to a grey background and a giant quicksilver logo. My windows/linux brain assumed the DMG was empty due to a corrupt download or something and I ended up downloading it a second time. Of course turned out the logo WAS the appfolder.
- LiveTheDream 16y ago>> Because it looks more like an static image than something you can interact with? There is even a line of text that explains how to interact with the two object presented, if you aren't already familiar with the paradigm.
- Avshalom 16y agoWhich doesn't make it look any less like a static diagram. Specifically it doesn't do anything more to imply there are two objects presented, like say "drag the (image|icon|folder) below to (your|the) Applications folder to install."