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Have you seen non-technical people using their devices, particularly older people? Every button press they make is a force touch and if that doesn't do what's e
by flukus 9y ago
Have you seen non-technical people using their devices, particularly older people? Every button press they make is a force touch and if that doesn't do what's expected they'll press harder. It's hard enough getting them not to long press or double click and now the company known for making things easy to use is making things even more confusing for lay people.
- vbezhenar 9y agoThey stopped caring about those people when they dropped skeuomorphic design. They expect their users to have some experience with phones.
- dpkonofa 9y agoThe number of "non-technical" people is only shrinking every single day. Why would they continue to design hardware for everyone just to cater to a constantly shrinking minority demographic?
- flukus 9y agoIt's not shrinking and it's the majority demographic. I'd say it's growing in fact, younger people growing up with the internals of their devices more hidden from them than ever, they will have less technical literacy than their older peers.