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I wouldn't go that far, but they are bad. I think it will take some time for Apple's designers to adjust to the new style. Or maybe this was so far down the d
by josefresco 13y ago
I wouldn't go that far, but they are bad. I think it will take some time for Apple's designers to adjust to the new style. Or maybe this was so far down the designer food chain that it got plopped onto the desk of an over-worked and under qualified graphic intern.
- cheshire137 13y agoCan you clarify what's bad about them?
- potatolicious 13y agoI don't think they're that bad, but they're inconsistent. Part of the whole thing about going flat is to rid yourself of unnecessary decor. This also means moving away from extreme levels of detail in favor of big, bold symbology - whittle down to the basic symbol and use that. I think they've done this well for NYC and SF - large swathes of color, immediately recognizable symbology, and large undetailed shapes that are still recognizable. Ditto Japan, though that one sort of derived itself. Berlin, London, and Shanghai are weird though. Berlin and Shanghai especially - highly detailed silhouettes on what is otherwise a very spartan backdrop. Seems incongruous, especially when paired with the first two icons in the set.
- joeblau 13y agoInconsistently consistent with the rest of iOS 7 though... :)
- gurkendoktor 13y agoI actually thought that Shanghai was the best one. Unlike on iOS 7, nothing is centred in the other icons.
- 123jay7 13y agoOr maybe you're jealous that you don't work there?