#KEYNOTE ICON AESTHETIC UPDATE#

In any event, the new app icons show off an overall flat design, and adopt the solid color backgrounds like we see on iOS. Maybe that’s just part of the whole, “We’re not combining iOS and macOS” and really leaning into the idea. It’s interesting that Apple still hasn’t decided to give these app icons a universal look across macOS and iOS yet, instead opting to still make them different from one another. According to the publication, these app icons are what will be shown when sharing in other apps, like iMessage.

The images are small because of where they were discovered, and what they will be used for. You can see the new app icons just below. Which, if the past is any indicator, will probably be before the end of September.

Apple is launching macOS 12 Monterey to the public this fall. Not that we have all that much longer to wait before the wide launch of the upcoming software update. But the publication was able to discover the new app icons within the framework of the latest beta of macOS Monterey, showing the new changes ahead of the public launch. These aren’t massive changes by any means, and Apple is leaning more towards inspiration from iOS than anything else here. Apple will be tweaking the design of the app icons for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. And that will apparently be the case for the iWork app icons as well.Īs noted today by MacRumors, Apple is making some changes to the app icons associated with its suite of apps under the iWork umbrella. Including some tweaks to the user interface and overall aesthetic. With macOS 12 Monterey, the company is welcoming plenty of changes to the software.

#KEYNOTE ICON AESTHETIC UPDATE#

Sometime in the near future, Apple is going to launch the next major update to its desktop operating system.

Keynote icon aesthetic