The launch of iOS 10, not only meant the addition of a large number of new functions, but also the guys from Cupertino took the opportunity to completely renew the Music application, with which users can enjoy their favorite music on managed devices with iOS 10, and that since its launch had been a real headache for users who want to use the Apple Music service. Fortunately Apple listened to users and simplified the options available adding larger fonts to highlight each of its options.
Today we show you a new concept of iOS 11, a concept that is based on the redesign that the Music application received with the arrival of iOS 11, a redesign that stands out for the use of larger letters showing the name of the application or service and that stand out above the content displayed inside. But in addition, it also shows us how the long-awaited dark mode would look in which Apple is supposed to have been working for a long time but has not yet seen the light, except in some parts of the menu.
This new concept created by Filipe Exposito, from iHelpBR, It has been based on the WWDC 2016 application, although this aesthetic was not officially presented by Apple, the internal codes indicate that the Cupertino-based company was testing it and hopefully it will decide to officially present it on June 5, the date on which the World Developers Conference 2017 will begin, WWDC 2017, a conference in which Apple will present all the news that will come from the hand of all its operating systems: iOS, watchOS, tvOS and macOS. At the end of this article you can see how iOS 11 would be if finally Apple decided to apply once and for all the dark mode with the typography of the Music application.
I just loved it. Really, I would very much like it to be that way. Greetings 😉
Maybe the concept is a bit right because if we look at the history, Microsoft also looked at the interface of its zune player to be inspired by metro nowadays modern, the same could be done by apple, of course, the zune interface was something completely different from what I already had microsoft with windows vista / 7, on the other hand, the music app is just a small evolution of the current iOS interface, we'll see what Apple surprises us with, it will be that as Microsoft did years ago with zune and later with windows 8 a radical facelift creating a new way of interacting with the iphone including the function area of the iphone 8, or it will just be a facelift without being radical