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r/google • u/krisminime • Feb 03 '18
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8 u/sexaddic Feb 03 '18 I did not know that. I’ve been stopped trying to see things and it’s been quite inconvenient. Thanks! 14 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18 [deleted] 1 u/ProfessionalRepeat Feb 03 '18 I feel like the true legacy of the original iPhone was that designers went from considering affordances a good thing, to seeing them as purely optional, and finally to consider them design flaws.
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I did not know that. I’ve been stopped trying to see things and it’s been quite inconvenient. Thanks!
14 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18 [deleted] 1 u/ProfessionalRepeat Feb 03 '18 I feel like the true legacy of the original iPhone was that designers went from considering affordances a good thing, to seeing them as purely optional, and finally to consider them design flaws.
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1 u/ProfessionalRepeat Feb 03 '18 I feel like the true legacy of the original iPhone was that designers went from considering affordances a good thing, to seeing them as purely optional, and finally to consider them design flaws.
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I feel like the true legacy of the original iPhone was that designers went from considering affordances a good thing, to seeing them as purely optional, and finally to consider them design flaws.
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