3 ms·
In my admittedly imperfect memory, I thought it was Microsoft and not Apple that led the charge with the first wave of “flat” interface design, Google quickly f
by throwaway82388 4y ago
In my admittedly imperfect memory, I thought it was Microsoft and not Apple that led the charge with the first wave of “flat” interface design, Google quickly following. iOS 7 was a round of catching up, and could only have happened after Steve Jobs.
Remember the much-derided Corinthian leather of the OS X address book, inspired by his personal Gulfstream? He loved that visual approach.
iOS 7 was sold as bringing the software more in line with the minimal hardware design philosophy. But it was really a response to industry trends.
- spaetzleesser 4y agoVisual Studio 2010 was the first Windows app with flat design. It was almost impossible to figure out what the icons in the tool bar were doing. They slowly added some color in later releases but none of them were as clear as Visual Studio 2008.