3 ms·
Also, does that mean iOS and Android both fail with their grid designs for app buttons. I would be interested if someone can find an actual UX article with sol
by mrharrison 14y ago
Also, does that mean iOS and Android both fail with their grid designs for app buttons. I would be interested if someone can find an actual UX article with solid facts.
- duaneb 14y ago> does that mean iOS and Android both fail with their grid designs for app buttons. Of course not. That's a highly efficient way to represent visual icons. Facebook has a much different focus: for one, it's a linear idea (in its current formulation), either by date or by how facebook decides to prioritize your stuff (grumble). That said, I would probably much prefer to eschew all icons on android for a nice text list.