Apple's road to the iOS 26 release has been characterized by extensive beta testing and listening to user feedback. The new design language, Liquid Glass, features transparent elements which initially received criticism, particularly regarding the distractive nature of the Control Centre. In response to feedback, Apple has made changes to enhance usability, such as increasing the blur effect and reducing the transparency of buttons. This indicates a commitment to refining the user experience, reflecting a significant redesign in recent years.
The road to a new iOS release can be a bumpy one, with Apple's initial splashy announcement giving way to months of beta testing.
Liquid Glass, Apple's new design language, has hogged headlines since its unveiling... the Control Centre on iOS 26 is so full of distraction.
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