There is absolutely no world in which this is a "setting" What ontological universe is Apple living in? If only we had some existing design pattern like "notifications" or "banners" to show users what's new??
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There is absolutely no world in which this is a "setting" What ontological universe is Apple living in? If only we had some existing design pattern like "notifications" or "banners" to show users what's new??
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I used to be a settings designer for a popular consumer app run by a major tech company and I regularly had to bat away PMs with marketing feature ideas for settings, just like this one. Excruciating trying to get them to understand the meaning of “fit” and “purpose” in the phrase “fit for purpose”.
Did you read Something Is Rotten In the State of Cupertino? daringfireball.net/2025/03/some... Evidence abounds.
you can safely remove "Apple" here, imo. UX is the worst it's ever been. bsky.app/profile/type...
I think "not improved" is selling it short. Most of the apps I use in the past 5 years have gotten measures of orders worse in adopting AI. UX is the worst it's ever been in my career; everything looks great yet feels terrible; glossy, oozing slimy internal rot. If AI has a smell it's putricine.
Someone is gobbling all the marshmallows, though in this case "prime navbar real estate" instead of notifications blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/notific...