Agreed. That was peak iOS UI.Specific icons and styling aside, what I love here is how much contrast there is.
I also just love how much personality this has.
You don't understand how remarkable that change is because Jony Ive isn't explaining it to you with his accent. He'd tell you how the design team painstakingly spent hours figuring out the optimal spacing right down to the pixel. Or how about how they spent hours on the animation to make you believe that you are sliding the highest quality glass across a cushion of air. It's absolutely magical. MAGICAL! DON'T QUESTION THE ALL MIGHTY APPLE!Adding a slide button and aligning text to the left are features now?
I hope this feature is added to the Apple Watch. I once ended up getting to work late because I accidentally tapped the off button instead of snooze.Slide-over is going to make a LOT of people happy. That was one of the most egregious removals from the iPad and a deal breaker for many many users.
A lignment I ntelligence.Adding a slide button and aligning text to the left are features now?
The slide over for the iPad has to do with multitasking and multiple windows open at once, not the slide to snooze change.I hope this feature is added to the Apple Watch. I once ended up getting to work late because I accidentally tapped the off button instead of snooze.
It is awful and I can’t believe Apple (and users) actually thought that looks good. People hate liquid glass but it’s a million times better than that trash. I’m glad it’s gone. Makes it look like a cheap kids toy.Agreed. That was peak iOS UI.
They need to quickly release it. 26.0.1 is not great.
But… In dozens of articles, you wrote that LD looks great, incredible, and simply magical. You defamed critics and wrote clearly: "Get used to it."In Reduce Transparency mode, there's more padding, so it no longer looks odd.
The high contrast buttons from iOS 18 (see below) are no longer needed because in 26 the keypad icon at the bottom now has a the grey background the numbers had in 18. Also, generation Alpha was born with a gene that creates a higher tolerance for low-contrast visual designs. As a result we can expect future OSes to be more artsy looking and having a UI design theme identifier in addition to the version number. OS 27 stained glass, OS 28 grained wood, OS 29 heavy metal (new ringtones!!), OS 30 luminous aluminium, OS 31 Salvator Dali, OS 32 expressionistic impressionism, OS 33 Jony Ive (e.g. the number buttons will have a razor thin border, all text in extra ultra light font style) …WTH is this?
Don't we want to easily and clearly see where the number buttons are?
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As is fixing things that used to work fine but were broken by iOS 26's redesign, apparently.Adding a slide button and aligning text to the left are features now?
Maybe iOS will return to normal when Fantastic Tim is gone, for normal people and not elves or whoever that guy is developing software for. Then again, perhaps iOS is already being developed by a hallucinating Siri in collaboration with a delusional Tim.The high contrast buttons from iOS 18 (see below) are no longer needed because in 26 the keypad icon at the bottom now has a the grey background the numbers had in 18. Also, generation Alpha was born with a gene that creates a higher tolerance for low-contrast visual designs. As a result we can expect future OSes to be more artsy looking and having a UI design theme identifier in addition to the version number. OS 27 stained glass, OS 28 grained wood, OS 29 heavy metal (new ringtones!!), OS 30 luminous aluminium, OS 31 Salvator Dali, OS 32 expressionistic impressionism, OS 33 Jony Ive (e.g. the number buttons will have a razor thin border, all text in extra ultra light font style) …
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Why change the text alignment? I don’t get it.