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> To see Apple's reply, you have to click "Helpful Answers ⬇" and select "All Replies." There, you can see the response from "ManJor," an Apple Community Specia
by systemvoltage 5y ago
> To see Apple's reply, you have to click "Helpful Answers ⬇" and select "All Replies." There, you can see the response from "ManJor," an Apple Community Specialist.
Hidden in this is another eggregious UX/UI pattern. Hiding things from the user in the name of minimalism. More often than not, when you click "Expand" it shows a tiny bit more information that would have taken the same space as the "Expand" button itself. For the love of the fucking god, please stop doing this shit.
- trainsplanes 5y agoOr it's some misguided attempt at increasing "user engagement." Same as those awful nagging newsletter signup popups that every site decided to add one day.
- bigiain 5y ago... and those "Try the new Safari" notification. Oh, wait...