Is switching apps on iPhone X fluid?
https://blog.prototypr.io/is-switching-apps-on-iphone-x-fluid-8e78a236b7bc
I watched Apple a design session from Apple WWDC 2018 called Designing Fluid Interfaces last week. It was a great talk that walks us through what fluidity means, why it matters, and how Apple goes about it in practice. I admire Apple’s thoughts behind design at such a granular level, and I am a big advocate of the concept of fluid interfaces. However, I found something not quite fluid.
One day I was in Google maps and listening to music on iPhone X. I switched to the music app by swiping right along the bottom edge of the screen. I paused a song, then I tried to switch back to Google maps by swiping left. But I couldn’t.
Is switching apps on iPhone X fluid?
Jun 26, 2018, 10:56pm UTC
https://blog.prototypr.io/is-switching-apps-on-iphone-x-fluid-8e78a236b7bc
> I watched Apple a design session from Apple WWDC 2018 called Designing Fluid Interfaces last week. It was a great talk that walks us through what fluidity means, why it matters, and how Apple goes about it in practice. I admire Apple’s thoughts behind design at such a granular level, and I am a big advocate of the concept of fluid interfaces. However, I found something not quite fluid.
> One day I was in Google maps and listening to music on iPhone X. I switched to the music app by swiping right along the bottom edge of the screen. I paused a song, then I tried to switch back to Google maps by swiping left. But I couldn’t.