Apple’s subtle call screen redesign is troubling iPhone users

In UI design, every change needs to be justified. Even the smallest tweak can throw people, especially after years of regular use. So many people are wondering why, after a decade and a half, Apple has suddenly decided it needs to move the End Call button on the iPhone. http://webdesignernews.com/apples-subtle-call-screen-redesign-is-troubling-iphone-users/

Created 2y | Aug 14, 2023, 5:30:09 PM


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