@marcoarment I don’t think anyone is FORCED to ship using these APIs?! If they don’t work, then just don’t do it 🤷‍♂️

I don’t know the user base of Overcast so maybe I’m completely wrong when I say: ist it an Audio-Player and people see the UI only shortly to select / start a new 1-3 hour podcast or a 5h playlist or such? 🤔 personally I don’t care if the UI is glass or not …

@marcoarment even if it did, I just don’t want controls jumping around and merging together all the time. It gives me zero benefit and my flavour of ADHD brain is just dragged away from what I should be looking at every time they do their pointless pantomime. I never believed Apple world throw so bad a UI at me that I’d be wondering what Android was like.
@marcoarment And a different question: what is the Point of merging those toolbars anyway? So after a scroll you cannot switch “Tabs” anymore because the UI is hidden?!

Was there anything wrong with the “old” UI Way of offering some tabs at the top all the time? 🤔 (generally speaking what I know from many apps)

Why bother with buggy APIs if the UX isn’t good anyway?

@marcoarment Yeah. Those bugs are pretty bad, but on the plus side, I think the UI looks good. I installed the public beta the other day, and I’m enjoying it! I like the way it looks, and I haven’t found it to be sacrificing usability as others have said. To each their own, but that buggy navigation indeed needs to be fixed regardless.

@marcoarment

Just a theory, I know zero things:

It used to be that Tesla hired, or at least aspired to hire, mostly /#UX/#IA people. Years ago.

Then Tesla's UI/UX/IA turned to shit, peaking right about, well, now.

I fear that Apple has been hiring, or aspiring to hire, mostly Tesla UI/UX/IA people lately because this is the kind of "we don't care about the customer's successful accomplishment of a task" shit that Tesla pulls every day in a no-accountability company culture.

@marcoarment So much inconsistency too. In the AppStore app, there are two X buttons near the input field: one beside the search and one inside the search. Both do the same thing and clear the search. The inner one just retains focus on the input field.
Video showing the AppStore app search field has two X buttons near the input field. One beside the search and one inside the search input field. Both do nearly the same thing except one retains focus on the input field.
Video showing the AppStore app search field has two X buttons near the input field. One beside the search and one inside the search input field. Both do nearly the same thing except one retains focus on the input field.