14 DAY TRIAL // OS X Yosemite is poised to reinvent the desktop experience with a heavy focus on translucency, as demonstrated by Apple with its various marketing materials at the Worldwide Developers Conference.
Now visual artists are drawing inspiration from those images, creating new versions of existing popular tools and applications used by Mac owners worldwide, such as Twitter, Dropbox, 1Password, and many others.
Aggregated from Dribbble, the one-stop-shop for drawing excellence, these are just a few examples of what your favorite apps will look like under OS X 10.10 aka Yosemite.
Note that these are not designs made by the actual developers of these applications. Rather, they are artist renditions based on the existing interfaces coupled with Apple’s new design direction.
“Over the years, OS X has changed in many ways,” Apple says on the marketing pages of OS X Yosemite. “But the principles that define it haven’t: power, simplicity, beauty.”
“So when we set out to create OS X Yosemite, we wanted to make it more powerful and easier to use, while maintaining the elements essential to Mac. It’s the next natural step in the evolution of OS X. Not just because of how it looks. But because of what it empowers you to do,” the Mac maker notes.
“In OS X Yosemite, we’ve redesigned these controls to make the Mac experience feel cleaner and more refined throughout the system. And we’ve made them smarter as well,” it adds.
