Designer Andrew Ambrosino has shared an amazing OS X concept, inspired by iOS 7’s flatter design. The concept imagines translucent blurs in a flatter UI and overall streamlining.
The concept images show a redesigned version of the Desktop, Messages app, and the OS X Login screen. I personally love the idea of a transparent menu bar with an expandable menu, especially imagining how amazing it would look on a Retina MacBook Pro display.
Last month, we shared a Messages app for OS X concept, that presented a beautiful looking interface and a color scheme much better aligned with OS X Mavericks. And in case you haven’t already, do check out this ultra-thin iPhone Air concept as well.
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