I was just watching a video a couple minutes ago about changes to system navigation in Android Q [0].
Oddly, I don't see any mention of it in this blog post.
Can someone explain how (1) switching buttons into gestures and (2) changing the recent apps screen from a list of all apps on 1 screen to a full screen for each app...how are these good ideas? What is the design philosophy for these changes?
They seem like gargantuan steps back in ease-of-use and intuitive design.
I'm looking forward to jumping to a Pine64 or Purism phone before I am compelled to use this mindless ripoff of stupid Apple interface design.
Oddly, I don't see any mention of it in this blog post.
Can someone explain how (1) switching buttons into gestures and (2) changing the recent apps screen from a list of all apps on 1 screen to a full screen for each app...how are these good ideas? What is the design philosophy for these changes?
They seem like gargantuan steps back in ease-of-use and intuitive design.
I'm looking forward to jumping to a Pine64 or Purism phone before I am compelled to use this mindless ripoff of stupid Apple interface design.
[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCM2SR5pDn4