WWDC 2025

Jun 10, 2025#生活笔记9

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Apple has long been known for its leading design, attracting many developers with its elegant aesthetics and development standards. However, at WWDC 2025, Apple introduced a significant change by incorporating the design style of Vision OS into other operating systems. This extensive use of glass material is considered too advanced for current devices, as it is more suitable for headsets like the Apple Vision Pro rather than smaller devices like iPhones, iPads, or MacBooks, where it diminishes readability. Additionally, the new design seems to stray from Apple's long-standing focus on accessibility, raising questions about the company's broader strategy.

For years, Apple has been known for its leading design, whether it's the details of the exterior design or the elegance of the system design, and it has gained a large number of developers' favor due to its elegant design and development standards.

However, at WWDC 2025, Apple surprised us with a big move 🥲 by fully introducing the design style of Vision OS into other OS 🥲

Such a large-scale application of glass material is still too advanced for the current situation and is not suitable for all devices. I believe this design style is only appropriate for head-mounted devices like the Apple Vision Pro, rather than small bricks (iPhone), bricks (iPad), or large bricks (MacBook). The screens are too small, and not only do they lack the stunning effect of glass material, but they also reduce the readability of the content.

Moreover, the accessibility that Apple has focused on for many years seems to be somewhat anthropomorphized in this new design style. Perhaps Apple is setting up a much larger scheme…?

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