Interface design on mobile platforms has undergone some massive improvements and countless changes since the beginning of smartphones. Mobile operating systems in the BlackBerry era were heavily engineered and barely had the warm touch of a designer well-versed in user experience, if at all. It had a hint of an “Oh, that looks good … let’s use that!” feel. Icons weren’t a uniform size, nor did they have any sort of theme. The BlackBerry Settings app was nothing but a stark, bare text list of ...
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