Android 4.5 Concept
Android 4.4 KitKat did not bring major redesign that we all had hoped , but made some improvements to the interface and Google's mobile operating system . It provided users with new icons new , re- design student , and navigation bars semi-transparent , and many changes other visual programs desperately needed . However , for some reason the designers robot can not take the big step and say goodbye to some of the interface elements year-old son - black backgrounds with gradients of gray, and the buttons are dark and blue lines are still exist in some places, and they do not comply with the new look well too .
This is why Christian Ruiz , an interface designer who owns a
Pixel Shift blog , came up with his own vision of the robot . Dubbed the concept as
Android 4.5 , because it does not want to revisit the program is complete, but the redesign of some parts of the user interface is not particularly fond of . As a result of his work is the Settings screen brighter and more supple , where the background light and crisp ensure print reading perfection, rounding adjustments in size ( to fit the new style of toast notifications introduced in
Android 4.4) , and the calculator more elegant , and the camera simpler application with interface more intuitive .
Can not be called revolutionary project , but this is exactly the reason why it is very good . The combination of visual changes that seem simple turned out to be significantly affect the user experience and simplicity proves how little work needs to be done to make the robot look more streamlined . We'd love to see some of the suggestions Ruiz being adopted in the next version of the operating system .
Can not be called revolutionary project, but this is exactly the reason why it is very good. The combination of visual changes that seem simple turned out to be significantly affect the user experience and simplicity proves how little work needs to be done to make the robot look more streamlined. We'd love to see some of the suggestions Ruiz being adopted in the next version of the operating system.
