I read an article about the average time consumers spend on the Apple watch is on the home screen. This might mean that the home screen is "confusing" as people are spending more time trying to figure out what to do on it.
I tries playing with an Apple watch, and I have to agree. You have a small screen, and tiny icons. Not good. But since Android wear doesn't work as well on iOS than on Android, I might have to get an Apple watch sooner or later.
What do you guys think? Being objective, do you feel that watch OS is intuitive? Will one get used to it after a while. Right now I'm used to Android wear, and their list view + swiping feels a bit better than Apple's tiny icons.
I tries playing with an Apple watch, and I have to agree. You have a small screen, and tiny icons. Not good. But since Android wear doesn't work as well on iOS than on Android, I might have to get an Apple watch sooner or later.
What do you guys think? Being objective, do you feel that watch OS is intuitive? Will one get used to it after a while. Right now I'm used to Android wear, and their list view + swiping feels a bit better than Apple's tiny icons.