Editor’s Note: We approached Alexey after spotting his wonderful redesign of iOS 7 and offered the opportunity to share it on The Next Web. We think it’s an incredible piece of work and undeniably a unique take on what iOS 7 could have been.
We’ve all read a great deal about the upcoming release of iOS 7 from Apple. Some of us have already tried it out and come to our own conclusions on the new interface.
In this little personal project I wanted to show you a potential new direction for iOS 7 and its UI/UX.
Let me be clear: I feel Jony Ive and his team have created something special. Overall, the the minimalistic and simplified approach brings a great sense of content – the primary goal of any user experience. No more fake textures or unnecessary glossiness, gradients, bevels and stitches.
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In my concept I’ve tried to reinvent this direction and go beyond. With more solid grid and typography, great spacing and clever balance it gives an iOS 7 absolutely new look. Let’s dive in. Feel free to follow me on Behance for more of the same.
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