Although it seems hard to believe, a series of Apple employees criticize Jony Ive and the decisions he made regarding the changes in the design of iOS, the criticism also going to former vice presidents of Apple.
According to this employees, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), at one time created products that are easy to understand and use by customers, but this policy has radically changed for the worse in recent years, something that many people have already discovered after purchasing certain products.
If until 2007 the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), created PCs that were intuitive and offered functions that could be easily discovered by simply exploring the menus, the release of the iPhone changed a lot in the design for the interface of iOS, but also of OS X, but we are not talking about a good change.
Apple employees say that their company puts design and mainly industrial design to shame, some saying that they have talked to several customers who claim that they made a mistake by buying Apple products, expecting something completely different than what what they got
The products, especially those built on iOS, Apple's operating system for mobile devices, no longer follow the well-known, well-established principles of design that Apple developed several decades ago. These principles, based on experimental science as well as common sense, opened up the power of computing to several generations, establishing Apple's well-deserved reputation for understandability and ease of use.
Moreover, some employees claim that various customers blame them for buying Apple products that they do not thank, instead of directly blaming the American company because it created them and did not think seriously about what is to come. offer them.
The reality is that starting with iOS 7, Apple radically changed the user interface of the operating system and many changes were not appreciated, especially those for fonts, but unfortunately this change in the way of thinking within Apple will be maintained for years following.
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