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So many great points. I'm very happy to hear that someone is thinking of the UX. I only wished they worked on Siri. The only addition I can think of is during
by killion 6y ago
So many great points. I'm very happy to hear that someone is thinking of the UX. I only wished they worked on Siri.
The only addition I can think of is during the wake word section. I'd like to remove the wake word requirement if I'm in the middle of an interaction.
For example, sending a text on Siri.
"Hey Siri text my wife. Tell her I'm on my way"
Siri shows me the text and then I have to again say "Hey Siri send it" when just "Send it" should do.
- jagged-chisel 6y agoTrying your example starts an interaction with Siri for me. Siri verifies the message content, asks if I’m ready to send it, and listens for my reply. Using AirPods Pro is supposed to allow somewhat reduced vocal utterances to Siri, but I haven’t spent time learning that.
- lazyjeff 6y agoAgreed. This article is so loaded with not-so-obvious observations that can be used as a source of ideas for mini research projects. It's a goldmine for things to try. Kudos to the author for sharing their thoughts on this space.