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I can't fathom why all UX designers use iPhone. Half the features are hidden away and people don't know about them. There's like 11 different ways of pressing t
by matsemann 3y ago
I can't fathom why all UX designers use iPhone. Half the features are hidden away and people don't know about them. There's like 11 different ways of pressing the home button or so to do different things depending on context.
And then they all go and do the same craziness where they work. For instance one can feel that the UX people at Microsoft aren't using Windows as their daily driver. If they did, they would for instance not have wrecked the task bar in W11.
- sonofhans 3y agoFWIW most of those UX designers work for product managers who dictate what they do. Microsoft fucked up their taskbar _institutionally_, not as as result of a couple rogue UX designers. I agree with you about the opacity of gestures in iOS. I don’t like it. I’m used to it, and find many of them to be handy shortcuts, but the lack of discoverability for new users is not good.
- thiht 3y agoWhat home button?