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Zero-visibility interfaces are a challenge even for me. Often they overlap with other "swipe" features giving unexpected results There is no manual to explain
by SN76477 3y ago
Zero-visibility interfaces are a challenge even for me.
Often they overlap with other "swipe" features giving unexpected results
There is no manual to explain them (that I know of), one must stumble across them which often leads to frustrating results.
- bemusedthrow75 3y agoYes. The fact that there are _two_ top-down swipes on the home screen that start within half an inch of each other is nutty. One of those swipes (notifications) fights with every other top-down swipe in an app _and_ the window-dragging swipe in Stage Manager, which only works on the three dots. I find these frustrating and I have no co-ordination issues.
- ChrisRR 3y agoThis has always been my argument against people who claim iOS is "easier" to use for the average user. If basic functionality is hidden behind press and hold, multifinger gestures, or swiping hidden items and you're not going to teach a user how to use them, then they may as well not exist. If you're going to tie fundamental behaviour to unintuitive behaviour, then you have to make sure it's both easy to perform once learnt, and that you actually teach people how to use it.