The article critiques Apple's new Liquid Glass design and its operating system OS 26, which have faced backlash for poor usability and confusing aesthetics. With leadership changes and disappointing product reception, concerns grow about Apple's commitment to user experience and design excellence.

Apple’s iOS 26 introduces a visually striking glassmorphic design dubbed Liquid Glass, which enhances aesthetics but compromises usability. Users face challenges with transparency obscuring text, distracting animations, crowded controls, and a lack of predictability in navigation, ultimately prioritizing style over functionality.