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If Google is chasing Apple’s UX, I’m not sure they’re going a very good job. As someone who regularly uses iOS and Android, loads of little bits of Android UX a
by jwells89 3y ago
If Google is chasing Apple’s UX, I’m not sure they’re going a very good job. As someone who regularly uses iOS and Android, loads of little bits of Android UX are irritating enough that I can’t see Android becoming my primary mobile platform.
- extr 3y agoThat’s funny, because as someone who just switched from Android to iPhone i feel the opposite. Android nails some basics that iOS really misses on, like notification handling and gestures.
- jwells89 3y agoNotifications I can take or leave, they’re not really too important for my usage. In fact most just get sequestered into morning/evening summaries if they’re enabled at all. Gestures and UI animations on Android feel weird to me though. Compared to those of iOS, gestures feel “disconnected” from somehow (something to do with touch tracking) and the animation curves feel more mechanical and less organic.