Apple has unveiled its new user interface, Liquid Glass, which is set to unify the experience of using Apple devices. However, the initial beta release has raised concerns about the legibility of notifications and the Control Center. Despite its flaws, there are signs that the updated design system will receive more attention to detail over time.
Forecast for 6 months: Apple will release a series of software updates to address the current issues with Liquid Glass, including improved notification legibility and a more functional Control Center.
Forecast for 1 year: Liquid Glass will become a staple of Apple’s ecosystem, with the company expanding its use to other devices, such as AR glasses. However, some users may continue to experience issues with the interface.
Forecast for 5 years: Apple’s Liquid Glass interface will have undergone significant refinement, with the company having addressed many of the initial concerns. It will have become a defining feature of Apple’s ecosystem, setting the company apart from its competitors.
Forecast for 10 years: Liquid Glass will have evolved into a fully-fledged operating system, with Apple having expanded its use to a wide range of devices, including wearables and home appliances. The company will have established itself as a leader in the field of user interface design.
