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Apple’s design team will report to Tim Cook
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I hope this means well since the all encompassing "liquid glass" is a horrible design. An update for the sake of change, serving no other purpose.
Even its introduction/presentation at this year's WWDC did not mention the rationale behind why the UI design needs to change and why it needed to cover a myriad of devices with different input and output devices.
Even Apple has acknowledged it by toning down the transparency in lieu of readability, and still looks ugly.
Don’t put the hardware designers in charge of the software design. You’d think they’d learned this lesson when Jony Ive rolled out iOS 7 and they had to undo all his changes over the course of the next three years.
Even better, they now directly report to a supply chain expert.