Until now, the dominant narrative explaining BNPL’s success is From a Fast Company story on BNPL companies last month: are doing with customer data for BNPL purchases. Makes me wonder what Klarna and Affirm et al. Will restrict access to further short-term credit.
The company will notĬharge fees for late payments, in line with Klarna and Affirm, but Sharing personal data with third parties. There’s a Privacy Angle on Apple’s Decision to Finance Apple Pay Later on Its Own ★īuried at the end of The Financial Times’s report on Apple Pay Later last week (syndicated here at Ars Technica):Īpple said its decision to go it alone was in part taken to avoid The Not Boring suite is trailblazing one particularly opinionated path forward.
All fashion is cyclical, and the return of depth of texture to UI design is inevitable. I can’t say enough good things about the Not Boring suite of apps - both what they’re trying to do and how well they accomplish those goals. Infuse it with as much symbolism? Were we about to redesign the Satisfaction of simply crossing out an item on a list.Ĭould you design a simple action that felt as satisfying and In trying to get a particularly tricky habit to stick, I triedĭozens of apps and nothing worked for me. Interaction is simple: every day you open the app and hit theĬheckbox to record a completed habit.
Off the sugarcoating and share a little secret about habit trackerĪpps: they’re little more than a glorified checkbox. How’d we do it? Rather than hide the screws, I’d like to pull ourĪpp apart and show you how the pieces come together. Speaking of ADA winner Andy Allen and (Not Boring) Habits:
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