Yes I saw it yesterday. I wasn’t confusing, made total sense to me, but I had issues where the tabbar didn’t appear again, or sometimes you can feel lost due to the familiarity of apps having the tabbar always displayed. They tried the transparent version to allow people see what’s going on behind but not totally hide it so users still see it and don’t feel lost.
nostr:npub1r0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgs4sq9acnostr:nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m nostr:npub1uapy44zhu5f0markfftt7m2z3gr2zwssq6h3lw8qlce0d5pjvhrs3q9pmv interesting that X went back on the tab bar chrome disappearing at the bottom when scrolling. It’s just transparent now. I wonder if it was too confusing? 🤔
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When you tap into a post, it should reappear. The previous implementation didn’t. That’s what was most confusing. When you change significant state it should roll back in.
I saw you liked that version Jack, it felt great to have more screen available to see the content. Worked nice, don’t know maybe we part of an A/B test. Good that they are experimenting, that remind us that is not bad to experiment and try new things. 💜
I’m mostly against A/B tests now. Have a strong opinionated approach and iterate faster instead.
Go big or go home!! I like that approach. William and the rest of the Damus team usually think that way. Build, ship, see what happens.
I’m going to quote this in our design meetings. Thanks.
Yes! And the opionion should be yours and sit in you heart. Not imposed on you from decision makers not involved in the actual work.
And when that test fails, try again with a slightly modified version...
Oh wait.
Damn it !