We have never advanced to a real prioritized user interface.
Every user has priorities which can be detected by knowing Context.
Simplification as a key asset that Apple masters only makes sense if you adapt it to a users priorities.
iOS actually offers quite a few customization options hidden in the accessibility settings (I say hidden because most people won't think to look there, or at least not first). It's worth exploring, even as an able-bodied person (other than terrible, but correctable, eyesight) there are a number of useful settings I've found. Plus it helps when I am working with family members who do need those options since I've seen and played with them myself so can help them more.
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We have never advanced to a real prioritized user interface. Every user has priorities which can be detected by knowing Context. Simplification as a key asset that Apple masters only makes sense if you adapt it to a users priorities.
iOS actually offers quite a few customization options hidden in the accessibility settings (I say hidden because most people won't think to look there, or at least not first). It's worth exploring, even as an able-bodied person (other than terrible, but correctable, eyesight) there are a number of useful settings I've found. Plus it helps when I am working with family members who do need those options since I've seen and played with them myself so can help them more.