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Because Jobs was still in control. As I understand it, this was a constant tension between Ive and Jobs. Of course Ive design eventually dominated after Jobs' d
by carlivar 5y ago
Because Jobs was still in control. As I understand it, this was a constant tension between Ive and Jobs. Of course Ive design eventually dominated after Jobs' death.
- grishka 5y agoIt appears to me that they're rolling back Ive's decisions, slowly but surely. There are skeuomorphic icons in Monterey, and I think there's fewer borderless crap. The one thing that does really grind my gears though — they've replaced all purpose-made icons in toolbars and such with some "universal" ones that completely disregard the existence of the pixel grid. There's literally not a single line in these icons that isn't blurry af.
- dmitriid 5y ago> appears to me that they're rolling back Ive's decisions, slowly but surely And yet there's the completely washed out BigSur and Monterrey for which I recommend turning on contrast mode: https://twitter.com/dmitriid/status/1456894618000400385?s=20 https://twitter.com/dmitriid/status/1456894618000400385?s=20