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It’s amazing that you don’t think any of this is based on real HCI. People prefer larger tap targets on touch screens.
by tsunamifury 2mo ago
It’s amazing that you don’t think any of this is based on real HCI.
People prefer larger tap targets on touch screens.
- andrepd 2mo ago> People prefer larger tap targets on touch screens. Only in a completely stupid, nonsensically A/B tested notion of "prefer". I'll refer you to this ~~excellent piece of satirical writing~~ actual post from Google design team: https://design.google/library/expressive-material-design-google-research https://design.google/library/expressive-material-design-goo...
- tsunamifury 2mo agoUh. This HCI fact has been known for 30 plus years. Are you this … poorly informed
- Dylan16807 2mo agoLarger than what? That only goes so far. And tons of whitespace doesn't make the tap targets bigger. It exacerbates the problem of bigger targets causing less to fit on the screen.