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When my daughter was two and a half she could use the iPad pretty efficiently, because it was always pretty obvious where you should click. At nearly four she n
by flatline 12y ago
When my daughter was two and a half she could use the iPad pretty efficiently, because it was always pretty obvious where you should click. At nearly four she now struggles to click things or to even know what to click. It's a terrible regression for a debatably minor improvement in overall appaearance.
- dhimes 12y agoI'm glad it's not just me. Somebody made one of my websites beautiful, but with 'flat' buttons. People became confused on how it worked, and I had to go back and give the buttons depth.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- justsid 12y agoNot to excuse or justify the design decision, but you can in fact re-enable highlighting for buttons. It’s in the accesibility settings. Edit: Just realized we are talking about websites here. Sorry, forget what I said!
- flatline 12y agoHuh, thanks - I found the option, and enabled it for her iPad. At a glance, nothing much changed, there are just too many flat button-like things throughout the UI for this to help, but we will see.