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Apple’s iPhone Duo moves controls to the right side, handy for some, awkward for lefties, why responsive design must consider people

Apple’s Foldable Design Is a Branding And UX Wake-Up Call

As a branding curator, I recommend this sharp analysis of the iPhone Duo. It exposes a simple, powerful question: easier for whom? The piece reframes responsive design toward real people, not just screen sizes.

You will learn why moving controls to a right-side rail matters. Discover how assumptions about handedness can break UX, and what adaptive rules look like. Read it for practical guidance, testing prompts, and examples you can apply to web and app design.

This is essential reading for designers, product leads, and brand strategists who care about usable systems.

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