I was aghast when Apple introduced Liquid Glass. It obliterated clarity and readability, unwisely deciding the floating interface aesthetic from an overpriced headset should be inflicted on everyone using an iPhone, an iPad or a Mac.
Apple claimed Liquid Glass better showed off your content. Mostly, it showed off itself , screaming for attention with every interaction. I disliked it enough that I still haven’t updated my everyday iPhone from iOS 18. But things are changing.
Apple’s imminent ‘27’ updates to iOS, iPadOS and macOS suggest people who understand good design are back in control. The defaults are considerably better than last year’s…
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