The application development process is extensive. From the idea to the realization of the idea itself in the App Store, it can take months or weeks depending on the developers involved in the project. One of the main steps before publishing the app is testing the versions on different devices to find problems or errors that the developer has missed. For that there is test flight, an app created by Apple to easily test app betas. The Big Apple has taken advantage of the update of this app to renew your image and your logo.
Apple renews the logo of its TestFlight application
TestFlight makes it easy to test beta versions of iOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps and provide valuable feedback to developers before they publish their apps on the App Store. To become a tester, just follow the link that a developer publishes or sends you via email invitation. TestFlight will open so you can accept your invitation to install the developer's app.
When a developer completes the creation of their application, they are able to send links to test their app before being available in the App Store. The management and testing of these betas is managed by test flight, a tool created by Apple. When the user is testing the beta, the tool itself collects information to provide the developer and improve their application.
At Lóleo Eventos, TestFlight version 2.7.0 launched yesterday, nothing new inside the application is included except for performance improvements and minor bug fixes. However, abroad if there is a novelty: TestFlight has a new logo. It thus emerges from the minimalism that it had in previous versions to welcome a logo based on a kind of plane with different views. This may mean that these applications are still in development. The result is a simple, different, and stylish icon that conforms to the iOS, iPadOS 14, and macOS Big Sur design guides.