Apple re-designs app store review guidelines section in to comic book
Most people choose to ignore reading the terms and conditions section of any service because they are really boring, albeit containing a lot of important information.
In an attempt to make things more interesting for its users, Apple has just re-designed their app store and given it a glittering comic book outlook, according to a report in Mashable.
The report pointed out that using the combination of iOS and Apple TV comic book maker app Madefire, Apple has created transformed its guidelines sections in to individual graphic stories to make it more interactive.
The unique comic book style covers pertaining to various sections including safety, performance, business, and design and legal were distributed as a downloadable PDF during Apple’s WWDC conference.
This move is most likely to engage customers more who miss out on information due to skipping the terms and conditions. Also, it is also targeted at numerous teenage developers – WWDC 2016 had a large number of child developers.
In the introduction of the comic book, Apple message said: "We have lots of kids downloading lots of apps. Parental controls work great to protect kids, but you have to do your part too. So know that we're keeping an eye out for the kids."
