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How Apple Uses Motion and Depth to Show Interface Hierarchy

How Apple Uses Motion and Depth to Show Interface Hierarchy
  • Elias Voss
  • Elias Voss

28/01
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Apple uses motion and depth-not color or size-to silently guide users through interfaces. By blending subtle shadows, fluid transitions, and translucent layers, Apple makes hierarchy feel intuitive, not forced. This approach reduces clutter and keeps focus on content.

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