Concept shows how Apple could improve iPad multitasking [atualizado: outro]

In recent weeks, much has been discussed about the current system of iPad multitasking, what is good and especially what is bad about it – inconsistency in its operation and unintuitive functions are among the main criticisms.

We have already published here on the website a concept created by Ryan Christoffel, from MacStories, and now a new one painted on Twitter and is being highly praised.

His author is the design student Tommy Walton.

Check it out below:

iPadOS multitasking concept pic.twitter.com/wBmCrRBqWe

– tommy (@Rutherling) February 24, 2020

Of course, this concept alone – which was created using Principle, to whom you are interested – is not 100% perfect / flawless.

Right away we can think about conflicts with other gestures that already exist, like returning to a previous screen, pulling the Slide Over, show the Dock and so on.

However, in a few seconds Tommy managed to show that if Apple engineers and designers put their cacholas to work, iPadOS can improve a lot in that sense.

via Daring Fireball

Update Feb 27, 2020 at 14:35

Here’s another very different proposal, this one by the designer Vidit Bhargava:

My iPad Multitasking Solution: Solves three major problems: 1.

Provides a clear path to launch any app in Split Screen.

2. Clearly shows which app is in focus

3.

Simplifies the Multi-tasking screen (Spaces to the left of the app appear to left & not the bottom in a grid) pic.twitter.com/88nLt5eSQR

– Vidit Bhargava (@viditb) February 27, 2020