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Show Banners and Alerts vs. Do Not Disturb (iOS)

by Joshua Tucker
Jan 12, 2013 | @2x
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5 Responses

  1. Joshua Tucker Joshua Tucker

    A recent conversation with Sentry got me thinking about my philosophy on Do Not Disturb and what purpose it serves. After spending a long time thinking and tinkering in Photoshop while driving home from Los Angeles yesterday, I concluded on new integration that I feel could solve multiple problems and address ideas people have for integrating Do Not Disturb toggling elsewhere.

    Check my in-depth post on Tumblr for more details.

    4 months ago

  2. Pro Piotr Denis Piotr Denis

    Don't tinker in Photoshop during driving a car !!!!

    4 months ago

  3. Joshua Tucker Joshua Tucker

    @Piotr Denis Haha touche. I wasn't actually "driving," but, I was on my way home!

    4 months ago

  4. Newar Newar

    Glad I got your mind on it! :)

    My initial approach to it was akin to this as well (i.e. OS X styled; http://cl.ly/M8E8), but I think there may be a more intuitive solution than a simple on/off switch. Hopefully i'll be able to explore it in the near future as well!

    4 months ago

  5. Joshua Tucker Joshua Tucker

    @Newar Nice! I just posted a link to my in-depth post on Tumblr which goes into more of my thought behind the way I did it. Your idea for a pull-to-enable view intrigued me, but my personal thought is that for something of this nature, two-step would be important.

    4 months ago

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