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I think you underestimate how much delight it gives people. Search on Twitter and behold how many people are blown away by this 'magic.' Not to mention I would
by colmvp 13y ago
I think you underestimate how much delight it gives people. Search on Twitter and behold how many people are blown away by this 'magic.'
Not to mention I wouldn't be surprised if they extended their app to work with other devices.
- mistercow 13y agoI suspect that this kind of delight, even though it becomes routine, actually enhances user experience in the long run. For example, I have compiz set to use the "Burn" effect when closing windows. This is delightful and unobtrusive, and completely pointless. But man is it a stress reliever when I decide to close all of my windows in frustration.
- codezero 13y agoThis is a good observation. You're probably right. Routine and habit and the actual experience of those routines and habits do have intrinsic value in the way you go about executing them :)