Interface Metaphors

Nick Pyl on X: "I’ve always found the send flow in the Mail app confusing. The status isn’t clear, undo is hard to find, while the mail itself flies upward. That motion could extend into an action and status in the notch, making the interaction more intuitive https://t.co/lgphW9JTmr" / X

I’ve always found the send flow in the Mail app confusing. The status isn’t clear, undo is hard to find, while the mail itself flies upward. That motion could extend into an action and status in the notch, making the interaction more intuitive

Taras Donchenko on X: "Real purpose of liquid glass https://t.co/hECVQNfFJj" / X

Real purpose of liquid glass pic.twitter.com/hECVQNfFJj

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Sam Henri Gold on Twitter: "I was thinking about @notboring's blog post about adding "juice" to products. Instead of thinkin...

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Julian Lehr on Twitter: "I like that @usehonk asks me to literally sign their community guidelines before using the app.(Sig...

Julian Lehr on Twitter: "Dark modes and display color temperature are a good start, but why doesn't software automatically a...

Neil Sardesai on Twitter: "Lol imagine if files and folders got heavier the bigger they get pic.twitter.com/M9901YrJuK / Twi...

Lol imagine if files and folders got heavier the bigger they get pic.twitter.com/M9901YrJuK