After 19 years, macOS 10 is no more, and Big Sur brings in 11. When using Big Sur, the design is radically different, and this brings me onto the second part of my review, and that is the move to number 11.
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The buttons, the windows with their big curved edges, the buttons, the icons, and yes even that horrendously ugly battery icon in system preferences.
iOS 7 went from realistic objects in the OS, being made flat, but more and more we have seen shadows and 3D layering return after the release of iOS 10, and with iOS 14 and Big Sur, Apple has taken a big leap into the Neumorphism route. But the new design we can see in Big Sur is based on a different design principle, Neumorphism. Are we returning to Scheumorphism? Quick answer? No. The return of drop shadows and gradients, 3D objects. Although many of the apps take on the iOS feel, many such as FaceTime, Messages, and more show something different.
The menu is translucent, but there is something else. The dock is floating with the same design as iOS and iPad OS, and the icons throughout the system use the same square as iOS, along with the new unified Apple Glyphs used throughout the system. Familiar, but can you spot the differences?
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