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Indeed -- as far as I can tell the changes are not behavioral, only aesthetic. That said, they do look really nice, and are (IMO) some of the best-looking hove
by FreakyT 7y ago
Indeed -- as far as I can tell the changes are not behavioral, only aesthetic.
That said, they do look really nice, and are (IMO) some of the best-looking hover effects I've seen in years, so kudos to Apple on that! Microsoft can't even seem to get its hover-effect strategy aligned within built-in Windows 10 apps...
- pathartl 7y agoI can see it being incredibly frustrating in actual use though. If it's anything like how the Apple TV's remote works, I expect it's going to screen record as looking very intuitive, but in practice it's going to be all about inertia and how to break out of the current selection. I personally absolutely hate this feeling. Tactile feedback is useful for things like knowing if you've drilled into a stud or just drywall... not for moving a cursor around screen. QUICK EDIT: It's the same reason we hate scroll jacking. Let me do my inputs as it feels natural, don't have the app dictate how I should motion.