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> I disagree that Google sets a good example with their "clings" that pop up and point out UI changes. I strongly agree with you. When I open an app I'm very f
by coldpie 3y ago
> I disagree that Google sets a good example with their "clings" that pop up and point out UI changes.
I strongly agree with you. When I open an app I'm very familiar with, I'm usually on "autopilot" so I just muscle-memory mash whatever it is I wanted to accomplish by opening the app. Often I'll see one of those little popup things appear and then disappear since I already hit the button I wanted to do. I wonder if the popup thing had something important to say? Who knows! It's gone now.
Additionally, when I open an app, my goal is to accomplish a task, not fiddle around with your shiny new UI. I'm here to do a thing, please stop getting in my way.
Garbage UI paradigm.
- ananddtyagi 3y ago> Often I'll see one of those little popup things appear and then disappear since I already hit the button I wanted to do. I wonder if the popup thing had something important to say? Who knows! It's gone now. I thought I was the only one who got annoyed by this. I wish they had some kind of history or in app place to view the updates all together.