MoonaticDestiny Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 I've said this from the very beginning. YOU CAN NOT HAVE THE "?" BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER!! Users are right handed. Their palm rests at the bottom right screen of the ipad so their palm is going to trigger this "?" button and its going to cause WORKFLOW DISRUPTION. It causes DISRUPTION. Please remove the "?" button from all apps from the bottom right corner of the apps interface and move it to the top left corner of the app interface. Quote Credentials: I'm a graphic designer with 2 graphic design degrees and 10+ years of design experience. I have a keen eye for identifying poorly design flaws in iPad design applications and am skilled at offering solutions. Drawing upon my extensive design knowledge, skills, and logical approach, I provide constructive and informed feedback. I’ve been a dedicated and enthusiastic user of Affinity Designer v1 for iPad for the past 8 years.
fde101 Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 Hmm, maybe the delete button should go there instead? garrettm30 1 Quote
MoonaticDestiny Posted November 9, 2022 Author Posted November 9, 2022 2 hours ago, fde101 said: Hmm, maybe the delete button should go there instead? No because everything users create is just going to be deleted from their palm triggering the delete button. You cant have anything at the bottom right corner of the interface. Our palm rests there. Anything under our palm is going to trigger whats under there. Quote Credentials: I'm a graphic designer with 2 graphic design degrees and 10+ years of design experience. I have a keen eye for identifying poorly design flaws in iPad design applications and am skilled at offering solutions. Drawing upon my extensive design knowledge, skills, and logical approach, I provide constructive and informed feedback. I’ve been a dedicated and enthusiastic user of Affinity Designer v1 for iPad for the past 8 years.
fde101 Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 Using your display as a palm rest may void your sanity. Imagine doing that with an actual physical painting, or a charcoal drawing... Quote
MoonaticDestiny Posted November 9, 2022 Author Posted November 9, 2022 2 hours ago, fde101 said: Using your display as a palm rest may void your sanity. My friend, I cant debate with you because you dont know whats actually happening with the "'?" button being down there and your suggestion to put a delete button under our palm to delete our work is a wrong solution. Quote Credentials: I'm a graphic designer with 2 graphic design degrees and 10+ years of design experience. I have a keen eye for identifying poorly design flaws in iPad design applications and am skilled at offering solutions. Drawing upon my extensive design knowledge, skills, and logical approach, I provide constructive and informed feedback. I’ve been a dedicated and enthusiastic user of Affinity Designer v1 for iPad for the past 8 years.
TonyO Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 4 hours ago, fde101 said: Hmm, maybe the delete button should go there instead? It used to be on the bottom left, I put in a request to get it back and they said they weren't sure why it wasn't there. Likely an unintentional omission. Quote Art director by day, illustrator by night: Check Out My Shutterstock Gallery
debraspicher Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 4 hours ago, MoonaticDestiny said: I've said this from the very beginning. YOU CAN NOT HAVE THE "?" BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER!! Users are right handed. Their palm rests at the bottom right screen of the ipad so their palm is going to trigger this "?" button and its going to cause WORKFLOW DISRUPTION. It causes DISRUPTION. Please remove the "?" button from all apps from the bottom right corner of the apps interface and move it to the top left corner of the app interface. Oh dear. Quote
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