For a long time, Apple has kept the layout on its iOS platform the same. The multiple home screen layout and the lack of an app drawer was a staple on all iOS build, until recently, where the tech giant decided to flip the switch and make radical changes to the way people experience the iOS platform.
The newest version, iOS 14 has brought with it, a plethora of design changes, including an app drawer, better Siri, refined universal search, and widgets.
While widgets were a part of the iOS platform for years, it is only now, that Apple has actually decided to give them the respect they deserve, by offering a fluid, and robust way to incorporate these widgets on the rather rigid home screen layout. What we love about Apple’s widgets, are that they have kept the content front and center, and offer the best way to absorb information without getting unnecessarily distracted.
Multiple sizes for the widgets means that you are in control of the whole experience, and with developers punching out newer widgets, the choices don’t seem to end.
