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That version gave you the ability to customize the bottom bar. You can still put that same icon in the same stop if that's what you want.
by martythemaniak 2y ago
That version gave you the ability to customize the bottom bar. You can still put that same icon in the same stop if that's what you want.
- EricE 2y agoShe borrowed a friend's car. It's beyond ridiculous that simple functions should be that hard to find in a car that you get into for the first time. Talk about solutions for problems that shouldn't even exist in the first place!
- jonathanberger 2y agoThe UX designer, Jenson, cites interesting concepts like 1+1=3 and cognitive load. But forgets an even more basic concept: design for the common case. The common case is the driver being the owner. Tesla has real world data about how many times the defrost button is tapped. Their UX decision to make the bottom bar customizable is smart. I personally choose to only put the defrost button in the bar during months of the year when I use that button frequently and remove it at other times. Keeps it easily accessible when I need it and out of the way when I don't. Elegant, functional. It might even be the case that defrost is in the bottom bar by default and the owner of the Tesla he drove had removed it, I can't remember right now what Tesla does for newly shipped cars.