iOS 26 est disponible, Réactions à la publication du 15/09/2025

[Gãbriel]

iOS 26 est désormais disponible. Profitez désormais sans compter du "Liquid Glass" ! L'ensemble des autres mises à jour "-OS 26" présentées lors de la WWDC de juin devraient également arriver d'ici les prochaines heures.

Et vous, allez-vous vous mettre à jour vos appareils dès aujourd'hui ?

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[Dahood]

comment ruiner son heritage

Avec des perles :

User control
The user, not the computer, Initiates and controls all actions.
People learn best when they're actively engaged. Too often, however, the computer
acts and the user merely reacts within a limited set of options. In other instances, the
computer "takes care" of the user, offering only those alternatives that are judged
"good" for the user or that "protect" the user from detailed deliberations.
On the surface, the concept of computer as protector may seem quite appealing, but
this approach puts the computer, rather than the user, in the driving role—something
quite at odds with the basic philosophy of the Apple Desktop Interface.
In the Apple Desktop Interface, if the user attempts something risky, the computer
provides a warning, but allows the action to proceed if the user confirms that this is
what he wants. This approach "protects" the beginner but allows the user to remain in
control.

Aesthetic integrity
Visually confusing or unattractive displays detract from the effectiveness of
human-computer interactions.
Different "things" look different on the screen.
Users should be able to control the superficial appearance of their computer
workplaces—to display their own style and individuality.
Messes are acceptable only if the user makes them—applications aren't
allowed this freedom.
In traditional applications, the visual appearance of the screen has been a low priority
and consequently somewhat arbitrary. In contrast, the Apple Desktop Interface
depends on the visual appearance of the screen. People deserve and appreciate
attractive surroundings. Consistent visual communication is very powerful in
delivering complex messages and opportunities simply, subtly, and directly.
Users should have some control over the look of their workspaces. This allows
individual expression and relieves the computer designer of having to devise one
"look" that appeals to everyone.

Ce message a été modifié par Dahood - 16 Sep 2025, 12:21.