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iOS only seems stagnant because they don't have to trumpet every year about how they've finally gotten rid of ui lag.. You might not notice it, but, there is a
by Zev 14y ago
iOS only seems stagnant because they don't have to trumpet every year about how they've finally gotten rid of ui lag..
You might not notice it, but, there is an eighth-of-a-second-ish delay between when you tap on most buttons and when the action occurs. An obvious (to me) example is when you tap on the back button on a navigation controller, and it takes a split second before anything happens..
It isn't much, but it is consistent across the OS, and it drives me crazy.
- alxp 14y agoI believe this is deliberate - giving a user a sense of what they did which results in the next action. This is especially important if the button you've pressed takes you to another screen.
- josephlord 14y agoIs that from touch down or touch up? Most controls respond on the release because holding down or dragging is a different action in many (maybe most) cases. I'm not perceiving much lag between touch up and animation start on the back button of the UINavigationController.