Apple has unveiled a fresh brand identity for its Apple Music service, featuring the company’s latest Liquid Glass design language. The update, which introduces smoother curves and a more translucent aesthetic, has sparked mixed reactions. One longtime Mac user, still running macOS Sequoia, expressed reservations about the new look, noting concerns over rounded corner radii and the readability of text.
He acknowledged that design trends come and go, and that he will likely upgrade his system when the changes start to impact his workflow or when security updates become essential. “Once I adjust, I’ll stop noticing it, and life will go on,” he said.
Normally, a rebrand of this sort would not attract much attention, but after stumbling upon Apple’s behind‑the‑scenes video in his YouTube feed, the observer found himself reflecting on the shift. The video, which highlights the creative process behind the new visual direction, prompted him to share his thoughts on the evolving design ethos at Apple.