Like many iPhone users, I've experimented with a variety of apps. My general rule is this: if I can't figure it out within 30 seconds, I delete it. Sounds harsh? Try it out yourself and maybe you'll agree- Simple is good.
One example of simple that works for me is an app for Twitter called Tweetie. Tweetie is not only easy to use but it works like a charm. It's fast (always important), has a great "favorite" feature and it's a meat and potato approach to updating your Twitter account.
One app that violates the Doctrine of Simple is called Twitterific. Stylish yes but easy to use- a big no. Twitterific tries to do too much and ends up frustrating the user.
How much is Simple a part of your life? Whether it's your wardrobe, your home or your approach to faith, Simple just seems to make sense.
*Photo by House of Sims
One example of simple that works for me is an app for Twitter called Tweetie. Tweetie is not only easy to use but it works like a charm. It's fast (always important), has a great "favorite" feature and it's a meat and potato approach to updating your Twitter account.
One app that violates the Doctrine of Simple is called Twitterific. Stylish yes but easy to use- a big no. Twitterific tries to do too much and ends up frustrating the user.
How much is Simple a part of your life? Whether it's your wardrobe, your home or your approach to faith, Simple just seems to make sense.
*Photo by House of Sims