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App users are often frustrated because they can’t figure out how to change the settings on an app. So, for example, they might get noisy notices from their phone of ‘10 percent off the regular price from an app’ at one in the morning. Can you think of ways that app designers can make the graphical user interface (GUI) better for users to navigate so that they can more easily change the settings on apps?

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