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The article complains about Apple's notes app, but doesn't actually say what specifically is wrong with it (Bad Design? Where? How?). Then, it turns out to be
by arcanemachiner 1y ago
The article complains about Apple's notes app, but doesn't actually say what specifically is wrong with it (Bad Design? Where? How?).
Then, it turns out to be an ad for the author's notes app, which presumably has "good design", but we aren't told what is better about it.
On top of that, the article has some clickbait title which is just engagement bait for people who aren't gonna read the article.
This article is a microcosm of everything that's wrong with the Internet today: Clickbait, engagement farming, and ads, all rolled into one single, forgettable waste of time.
The only good thing I have to say about the article is that it was short.
- zahirbmirza 1y agoDo you think Notes is as good as it could be, in terms of the marriage of aesthetics and function? My app presents just an alternative, its free, and there are screenshots on the app store. It is my response to my own criticisms of Apple. You can decide for yourself if you think I have achieved any goals. There is a website for the app if you are android. But, my bigger frustration with Apple remains, that it no longer seems to prioritise the miraculous simplicity that obsessive and meticulous design can bring. It has become, as I said in a previous reply, the WhatsApp of the computer world. Play it safe. Don't upset ANYONE apart from shareholders who "know" what works.
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