![]() Now you can relive that horror, thanks to Felix Rieseberg, a developer at Slack. Mac OS 8, for example, was a perfect example of both ’90s style and digital function, with solid-looking window frames around programs, icons that actually looked like things, and a lovely bomb that appeared when your Macintosh inevitably crashed. That’s the design language of making digital things look like their real-world counterparts, in case you didn’t already know. ![]() ![]() ![]() It wasn’t always like that, though, with Apple leaning heavily into skeuomorphism for most of its lifetime. Nowadays, the operating system on Apple’s computers is a slick, well-oiled system of mostly-flat design.
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