I am looking forward to a Vision Pro type design for iOS 19. Perhaps the back bar somehow ties-in with the new Vision Pro look.
It is interesting to me how many people consider the introduction of the AVP to be unsuccessful. All you folks must think that the AVP should be another iPhone, instead of the new technology introduction that it really is. And it did sell more than 100,000 units at $3500 each which is a big chunk of change.
thanks for posting this. a great read.I came across this concept work on Reddit a couple of weeks ago. It is well considered, using recent iOS app designs as a starting point, and feels increasingly reasonable the more rumours confirm a redesign. Nothing particularly WOAH THAT’S SO DIFFERENT; more subtle changes to look and feel (outside the navigation concept). Take a look!
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In the past two years, Apple has released or redesigned multiple apps with lots of new ideas about visual design and the user experience on the iPhone. This is a thought experiment to ask what iOS would look like if the whole system adopted them.iosvisionos.framer.website
What on earth does the price of the Apple Vision Pro have to do with the new UI design? Nothing.So they’re going to overall the software to match one of Apple’s least successful product launches ever? Interesting choice.
That's like changing the font would introduce bugs, I don't think apple is that incompetent.I hope that doesn't mean a lot of bugs.
When iOS 19 is released, I'm definitely going to wait at least until the .2 release.
Looks like there will be some changes for sure. Hope there won’t be many bugs with all the rumoured changes.
You have a solution? We would love to hear your replacement for the dock.Rounded corners and shadows don't excite me. A significant redesign to me would involve major changes to the user experience. For example, the Dock, which feels clunky and out of date in 2025.
The dock is ****ing mint.Rounded corners and shadows don't excite me. A significant redesign to me would involve major changes to the user experience. For example, the Dock, which feels clunky and out of date in 2025.