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I agree. I think the real issue is a UI "anti-pattern" that is implemented throughout the iOS UI. It's a throwback to the Windows Start button, but instead of
by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I agree. I think the real issue is a UI "anti-pattern" that is implemented throughout the iOS UI. It's a throwback to the Windows Start button, but instead of a start button... No really, it's just like Windows 8 menu. But it falls short because there is no "control panel" list of icons, instead a deep menu.
This is a UI concept that has had a lot of usability testing on the Desktop. Personally, I feel tapping through hierarchical menus on a mobile device is just the wrong way to go about organizing/using the system.
- awhitty 13y ago> Personally, I feel tapping through hierarchical menus on a mobile device is just the wrong way to go about organizing/using the system. I totally agree. I love the edge swiping introduced in iOS 7.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoUnfortunately, I'm not willing to give up battery life and admin for a UI feature.