“I took a speed reading course once, and was able to go through ‘War and Peace’ in 20 minutes. It’s about Russia.”
– Woody Allen

“Sorry mate, it’s the law”

Yeah, and the damage it has done to UX reputation. In the end “people use it anyway, every day”, which means inconsistencies, shitty user flows, and chaotic releases are not an issue…

If I owned a company one of the benefits listed in the employee’s handbook would be:

“You don’t have to use Microsoft 365 suite”

I fell you... I've been following your post for a while using RSS and I'll keep doing so that way.

Maybe consider adding a "Reply via email" at the bottom of every post so people can engage with you that way.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure they'll fix it. If you look at the one on iPadOS it looks much more readable 👇

The same happens on the navigation bar.

This happens only when drag and dropping the toggle button. If you just click there’s no glass animation.

It’s a super nice animation that no one will ever see, but brings consistency and adds a nice touch to the UI.

On iPhone you can trigger this gorgeous effect by dragging the selector when navigating between pages instead of clicking on the pages (but who would do that?)

After playing around with the betas on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, I'm really digging more and more of these interactions. Once they start refining and applying what's working on what device to another this will be really nice!

E.g. The control centre on iPadOS looks a lot better than the one on iOS

Before yesterday, Apple taught us that the interface doesn’t need to attract any unnecessary attention.

So, what has changed? Why was it necessary to modify something that wasn’t broken? And why did it need to be applied everywhere?