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1 | initial version | posted 2014-11-08 06:01:53 +0200 |
I believe usability will be improved if Home and Launcher are combined into a long continuous vertical scroll. Currently, the Home screen forces you to see the covers + 4 apps, and the Launcher screen shows all apps minus the 4 top apps.
The UI seems to be forcing a false dichotomy, it's either you see some of the apps or most of the apps, but not all.
A cake analogy would be like, either you eat the cake or the icing, but not both!
2 | No.2 Revision |
I believe usability will be improved if Home and Launcher are combined into a long continuous vertical scroll. Currently, the Home screen forces you to see the covers + 4 apps, and the Launcher screen shows all apps minus the 4 top apps.
The UI seems to be forcing a false dichotomy, it's either you see some of the apps or most of the apps, but not all.
A cake analogy would be like, either you eat the cake or the icing, icing on the cake, but not both!
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I believe usability will be improved if Home and Launcher are combined into a long continuous vertical scroll. Currently, the Home screen forces you to see the covers + 4 apps, and the Launcher screen shows all apps minus the 4 top apps.
The UI seems to be forcing a false dichotomy, it's either you see some of the apps or most of the apps, but not all.
A cake analogy would be like, either you eat the cake or the icing on the cake, but not both!