How Apple Is Giving Design a Bad Name
"Gone are the fundamental principles of good design: discoverability, feedback, recovery, and so on. Instead, Apple has, in striving for beauty, created fonts that are so small or thin, coupled with low contrast, that they are difficult or impossible for many people with normal vision to read. We have obscure gestures that are beyond even the developer’s ability to remember. We have great features that most people don’t realize exist."<p>OMG have you guys tried to navigate the Apple Music iOS app?? You wouldn't think they could make it <i>harder</i> to use than iTunes... but they did! Almost impossible to find features, and when you finally do figure something out, it's hard to remember by the next time you run the app.<p>The bloated number of swipe gestures on iOS is ridiculous too... I am always cursing after swiping in some direction by mistake.<p>(I am generally a big apple fan...)