I can't help but feel that the icon-based layout in the iOS launcher is dated. partly because organization is a little bit wonky, and party because the graphic design of app icons is so disparate. Of course, I can't think of a better way (except for maybe a Start bar! 
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But, given the design of iOS, what are the most functional app organizations you've come across?
Personally, I place the most commonly used 20 or so apps on the front page, alphabetized (with the exception of the super commonly used apps--calendar, weather, etc., which are at the top), and with SMS, Safari, Mail, and Phone in the dock. Other apps are placed in folders, which are alphabetized. This is imperfect in many ways (e.g. IMDB app is both "Reference" and "Entertainment" [I keep media-based entertainment in "Media"])
I've seen other users place only top apps on their front page, with their lesser used apps relegated to the later pages, usually in folders.
What have you come across that is functional, clean, and allows quick, organized access to your library of apps?
).But, given the design of iOS, what are the most functional app organizations you've come across?
Personally, I place the most commonly used 20 or so apps on the front page, alphabetized (with the exception of the super commonly used apps--calendar, weather, etc., which are at the top), and with SMS, Safari, Mail, and Phone in the dock. Other apps are placed in folders, which are alphabetized. This is imperfect in many ways (e.g. IMDB app is both "Reference" and "Entertainment" [I keep media-based entertainment in "Media"])
I've seen other users place only top apps on their front page, with their lesser used apps relegated to the later pages, usually in folders.
What have you come across that is functional, clean, and allows quick, organized access to your library of apps?
