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I think Apple did a really great job innovating (or at least popularizing) the touch interface. There is some clever use of multi-finger gestures that really w
by grannyg00se 15y ago
I think Apple did a really great job innovating (or at least popularizing) the touch interface. There is some clever use of multi-finger gestures that really works - once you get to know them. But I find it similar to any other UX. You have to learn it to really enjoy it. The first time I had a program open on an iPad I had to ask a friend how to close the program - five finger crumple motion. And how to bring up the list of open programs - four finger swipe up from bottom. Great. Once you learn it.
But I still don't see a vast chasm of improvement over blackberry UX. I suppose I'd have to watch people using the two devices. I'm sure others have studied this to death but I've never seen a well conducted UX contrast study available online.
- mietek 15y agoYou're describing recently introduced optional multi-finger gestures. The standard way to get to the iOS home screen is to press the hardware home screen button.