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For me, it certainly is getting less stable & more frustrating to use with each update. even elements of the ux, such as the settings app, has degraded over the
by Hammershaft 3y ago
For me, it certainly is getting less stable & more frustrating to use with each update. even elements of the ux, such as the settings app, has degraded over the years
- BizarreByte 3y agoThat's just modern software in a nutshell, nothing is ever "good enough" for designers/companies and they must change it no matter what. The settings app for example was perfectly fine, it worked well for what...near 20 years with only slight tweaks. Now I have to use the search bar for settings, because it's not obvious at all where to find a lot of them. And yet things that would be useful like a volume mixer are still nowhere to be found.
- Hammershaft 3y agoI mean, there were definitely iterative improvements I think could have been made to the settings app, as with nearly all software. Instead, apple threw out the design for a ux that was clearly optimized for palm sized screens that you operate by touch in order to unify the interface between two entirely disparate forms of interaction.