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Apple changes title header


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I just visited the site less than 5min ago and noticed that the title header with all the menus was changed. It has a more Vista feel to it now. Anyone else notice this?

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It seems more like the little pop-up windows you can make display in Snow Leopard. I'm not sure how to properly describe them but you can use them to make information about folders and such pop-up. Perhaps Apple is making that feature more heavily integrated into their future designs or something? I'm not entirely sure I like it, but I don't visit Apple's site that often so it should be of no concern to me. I preferred the gray color that they used previously.

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I don't think it's bad by any means, but I do like all of the animations. :)

I'm not sure why they've always designed their hover states to be darker than the default, which is the only think I really disagree with. Seems a bit harsh to be an Apple design.

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Apple made some slight design changes to their website tonight, with a new dark navigation bar, as well as spring loaded and slide-in animations for products. The new design resulted in several hours of downtime for the Apple online store.

Some last minute part numbers had suggested the long awaited white iPhone may have been making an appearance, but that was not the case. The online store has adopted the new darker navigation bar, but there are no signs of new products.

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I just visited the site less than 5min ago and noticed that the title header with all the menus was changed. It has a more Vista feel to it now. Anyone else notice this?

Vista, no. iOS, yes.

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Well I chose Vista cause the taskbar had the same colour scheme. Snow Leopard had a more whitish glass look. iOS look, yeah I agree with that one too. I like it but I also liked the grey look too. Is it possible that this new look could be a forerunner to changing the look of Macs? Like a more darker aluminium finish?

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Unoptimized images are unoptimized.

I laughed at this too:

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There are more if you would like me to dig them up...

It's glossy, but not the same type of gloss. I would say it's less like the taskbar style of Vista but more like the HUD window borders that OS X uses.

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There are more if you would like me to dig them up...

People fail to realize iOS is not glossy. Maybe their right-click now has some gloss in SL but wake up ppl!

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Things change. This new look is nice and looks good. It is time for a change in the UI of the Mac and the Apple's Internet Site. Come people it is time for a change after ten years.

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People fail to realize iOS is not glossy. Maybe their right-click now has some gloss in SL but wake up ppl!

iOS seems pretty glossy to me. Almost all toolbars have the slight "horizon line" reflection effect applied, like Apple's new website navigation.

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Definitely Snow-Leopard-esque and iOS-esque.

It enters the family of right clicking in the Dock, the HUD interfaces, Pixelmator, QuickTime X, ...

Personally, I love the animations more than anything on their site. It definitely looks good and I haven?t seen this anywhere yet. But the gray menu that was there before had the perfect color IMO. This is seems to dark, a bit out of place.

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