The familiarity of the app grid on smartphones can quickly turn into an oppressive clutter, particularly with a growing number of apps and constant notifications demanding attention.
While Android offers a more customizable experience by allowing users to keep apps in a drawer, iOS historically defaulted to showcasing every new download on the homescreen, leading to grid fatigue.
iOS updates have introduced greater flexibility with features like widgets and app libraries, but despite these enhancements, many users stick to traditional homescreen setups.
Revisiting the homescreen arrangement can be refreshing; by regularly evaluating which apps truly serve a purpose, users can reclaim their phone's organization and reduce visual clutter.
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