I still don't like how they made the macOS sidebar feel like it floats over content. I don't want it to be translucent. It should feel like it "cuts" the main content and is a sibling of it, not an overlay.

For me, the mental model is so much simpler if they're sibling views. Making a change in selection in the sidebar completely changes what you see in the other view, so having them separate things makes more sense. It's more than an aesthetic thing; it's the user's conceptual model. #wwdc

Fresh Cards, a flashcard app I've written for iOS and Mac, got a big update this week.

I'm quite proud of this as there are lots of little UX details I added to make this possibly the most usable flashcard app ever made. I've shared some of those details in the screenshots here.

Download the app at the link below. #uxdesign #ux #ios #mac

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fresh-cards-flashcards/id1523398835

I had to submit bugfix updates to my app on iOS and macOS and this time both got picked up and moved to In Review in under 24 hours.

That's a nice surprise as I was expecting the Mac version would be sitting around for days. Instead it got picked up for review even before the iOS version. 🤔