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There is a “Reduce Motion” setting in iOS that speeds some things up a little bit.

• systemvoltage 7y ago
  I knew this would come up, thus I already addressed it in my comment above. That's not the default. And it still doesn't feel good - because animations are at the core of the UX/UI of Apple software. IMO the software needs to be designed from ground up with strict understanding of productivity and less marketing/design/aesthetics/animation. "Reduce motion" seems like an after thought hidden deep in the accessibility settings.
  • threeseed 7y ago
    Why should it be the default ? Animations help less experienced users understand what is going on and the relationships between objects. Plus they just make the experience more interesting and fun. An important aspect if you're newer and have to spend time climbing the learning curve. And Apple gave expert users, who aren't their core audience, a two click way to switch it all off. So not sure what more you want from them.
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    • jooize 7y ago
      Agree. I'm annoyed that Apple does not enable us to disable animations entirely (right?), but would not argue for it as a default.