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> their “Done” or “Close” buttons on top, which are equivalent to “back” Are they though? The former are for a modal, back is for a stack. Apple likes to have
by alexdbird 3y ago
> their “Done” or “Close” buttons on top, which are equivalent to “back”
Are they though? The former are for a modal, back is for a stack.
Apple likes to have a strong model of where things came from. Animations, verbs and gestures follow from that. In my experience of Android, things just appear/disappear with often arbitrary animations, which add nothing, it's like a cargo cult says an animation must go here but it doesn't matter which one. I prefer iOS's consistency here.
- tacker2000 3y agoSorry, I was talking about the positioning of the buttons, they are similarly “unreachable” like some “Back” buttons are on iOS. “Done” or “Close” should be reachable with one hand.