Considering the frequency of interaction with the iPhone main screen, it is essential to keep the screen tidy and tidy. Over time, there are some strategies that help overpower the application overload and create a more reasonable experience.
1. Delete unwanted main screen applications and pages
One way to keep the main screen of the iPhone is not messy is to regularly delete applications that are no longer used. It's easy to accumulate applications over time, whether you have downloaded a new exercise application for good purposes or a game in a week and then forget. If an application no longer serves any purpose, delete it.
There are many pages full of applications that make navigation uncomfortable. So, try to unite everything into two to three pages streamlined.
Apple makes it easy to manage the main screen pages on the iPhone. By pressing and holding the main screen and touching the pages at the end, you can view all your pages at the same time. If a page is filled with applications that you do not often use, hide or delete completely.
2. Stop adding new applications to the main screen
By default, the iPhone will add all the newly downloaded applications to the main screen. This becomes a problem for applications that you do not want to delete but do not use every day.
The main iPhone screen filled with these applications makes it difficult for you to find the applications you use often. To avoid deleting these applications from the main screen, set up the iPhone to automatically stop new applications into it.
To do this, please navigate Settings> main screen & application library and choose Applied library indicator in the item “Newly downloaded application”. Now, whenever you download a new application, that application will be transferred directly to the application library, helping your main screen neat.
3. Arrange less used applications in folders
Arrange your applications into folders. You do not need any application to stare at you when unlocking your phone, so please group the same applications together and put them on the extra pages.
For example, there is a utility folder for applications such as compass, voice recording and computer – things you occasionally use but do not need immediately access. Another folder contains all regular games, which can be opened for quick breaks.
These applications do not need to be in the center, but arranging them in a place means you don't have to search them or swipe back and forth between pages when looking for something.
4. Change widget size wisely
Many people like to use widgets on iPhone to check the calendar, notes and reminders in the blink of an eye. However, having too many widgets will make the main screen messy.
Instead of adding all the widgets in full size, adjust their size or create smart stacks to better fit your screen layout. In this way, you can put more information into a compact space without making the screen fill up too much information at the same time.
Find the right balance between function and aesthetics.
5. Hide application labels and notification badges
Finally, hide the application label on your iPhone. Doing this by pressing and holding the main screen, click Fixselect Custom and select the option Big.
This interface allows you to focus on the selected and carefully arranged application icons. Besides hiding labels, turn off the notice badge. Those red dots can cause distraction and often unnecessary.
Hide application labels and notification badges help you maintain better experience on iPhone, keeping it operate but still visual.
It is not difficult to keep the main screen of the iPhone, but it takes some time to arrange everything. However, the development of your own strategies can be extremely valuable to help the digital experience become smoother.
