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Aug 26, 2020

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Aug 29, 2020

What's the use of a wide tile?

Iron Contributor

Aug 29, 2020

Why not? Is it that hard? If there are already two options, why are they too lazy to add the other two (Wide, Large)?
I am missing one tile so that the start menu would seem full. A wide tile would take the place of two, for example

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Aug 29, 2020
Be it easy or hard, Why doing things which has no use at all?
If that's the only use you have, why don't you make other apps wide or large, compensating the missing tile you have?
Thank you.
- arthursobased
  Iron Contributor
  Aug 30, 2020
  Deleted Why then are there Wide and Large tiles for the Calculator? Why did their development team find these sizing options useful? Why there are no general development guidelines for native Microsoft's apps?
  We all know that different teams at Microsoft work separately from others and there is no interaction. This is why we can see eight different options for context menus and other chaos in the Windows 10 interface. Hopefully, under the leadership of Panos Panay and after the partial merging of the development teams, Windows will improve slightly.
- arthursobased
  Iron Contributor
  Aug 29, 2020
  Why then are there Wide and Large tiles for the Calculator? Why did their development team find these sizing options useful? Why there are no general development guidelines for native Microsoft's apps?
  We all know that different teams at Microsoft work separately from others and there is no interaction. This is why we can see eight different options for context menus and other chaos in the Windows 10 interface. Hopefully, under the leadership of Panos Panay and after the partial merging of the development teams, Windows will improve slightly.

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