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Was using iOS this morning - the share sheet was so confusing. It changed so radically. I'm very surprised they hadn't done a usability test - it's almost impos
by catchmeifyoucan 7y ago
Was using iOS this morning - the share sheet was so confusing. It changed so radically. I'm very surprised they hadn't done a usability test - it's almost impossible to know that we have to scroll up.
Edit: using safari
- dave84 7y agoApart from the hidden scroll up, which seems to be an iOS wide design decision, I think it’s a huge improvement.
- Mindwipe 7y agoI remain flabbergasted that shipped. It's so obviously, obviously hard to navigate.
- catchmeifyoucan 7y agoI searched everywhere for the "request desktop mode" action and then realized that moved to the reader view area.
- threeseed 7y agoThe share sheet changes depending on the content. I just tried it from the Photos and Safari apps and it was very obvious that I needed to scroll up/down (because it clipped the button mid way through). Also the entire screen scrolls so pretty confused why people aren't noticing it.
- catchmeifyoucan 7y agoWhat device are you using?
- threeseed 7y agoJust checked on an iPhone 10 and iPhone 10s Max. Both clip the buttons within Photos and Safari.
- jakobegger 7y agoI was confused as well. First time I saw it, it looked like a layout bug, with buttons under the "home bar" indicator. Dragging upward has a rubbery effect, where it jumps back if you don't drag far enough. And if you start dragging too low, the whole app goes away. That share sheet is a disaster.