I agree that moving a frequently used button, especially one that was easy to reach with the thumb, makes the app harder to use on big phones. A fix could be to let users choose which actions go in the quick-access row, or to test layout changes with real users on different screen sizes before rolling them out. Automated tests catch crashes, but they don’t show that a daily action became slower to reach. The same lesson applies to business software: when teams add custom fields or logic to a system like SAP, a change that works in development can still cause problems when it is moved to production, so careful testing and clean transports matter. This guide covers common issues and fixes: https://cremencing.com/sap-custom-fields-logic-transport-issues-fix/ Either way, a small tweak to the button order would help a lot of people.

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