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I think familiarity is more important that the "optimal UI" when it comes to settings. In other words, improving the settings every year (with something objecti
by runeks 4y ago
I think familiarity is more important that the "optimal UI" when it comes to settings. In other words, improving the settings every year (with something objectively better) is worse than just keeping the same (objectively worse) settings app where at least I know where to find stuff.
- ratww 4y agoFamiliarity? I've been using the OS for 20 years and still very often struggle to find stuff there. When you have users that spend their whole day in an app, sure: workflows matter a lot and you can't break familiarity. But a settings app isn't such an app.