When OS X 10.10 Yosemite launches this fall, most of Apple’s first-party apps will look completely different. This means that many third-party apps will begin to look out of place. Zinx has compiled some mockups from Dribbble demonstrating how some popular apps could look when they are redesigned for Yosemite. Here’s a gallery of just a few:
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Looks nice – while OS X Mavericks doesn’t look bad, as soon as I saw Yosemite, 10.9 immediately looked dated. Can’t wait for Yosemite to freshen my workspace!
Hopefully 1Password doesn’t take half a year to update their UI…
Hopefully 1Password doesn’t make it a paid upgrade….
and Tweetbot off course
I don’t hate the new look, it’s just too simple.
How awful. only thing I can think is, There better be a way to revert this horrid look.
You absolutely can revert the translucency! In Yosemite, open System Preferences, click on Accessibility, under the Display tab, check the “Reduce transparency” box, and everything looks opaque again.
I actually really like the translucency, I kind of wish they pushed it even further.
Too childlike…where has Apple’s sophistication of design gone? Why go from a 3-dimensional dock to a flat grey box with kid-like icons in it?
I’d still prefer the existing metallic frames
I’ve already booked a course of regression therapy, so when this plop lands in the so-called “fall” (autumn to the rest of the world, thanks), I should be living in an artificially-induced mental age of six. In this way, I hope to obtain the maximum enjoyment from the new interface.