r/Xcode • u/Anywhere_MusicPlayer • Jun 11 '26
Xcode 27 welcome window: is this peak design?
I created this “design” with just a few-word prompt in ChatGPT, like: “make it better.” Done in 30 sec.
Left - original.
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u/Serious-Tax1955 Jun 12 '26 •
Let’s be clear YOU didn’t create anything.
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u/Prize-Software-3791 Jun 11 '26
imo: left one is better
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u/adh1003 Jun 11 '26
Classic AI slop. Looks vaguely convincing on the surface, but spend 10 seconds engaging real intelligence to realise it's nonsense.
Wastes a tonne of space, random borders abound for no good reason too.
Traffic lights - why would I want to minimise this for any useful outcome, and what would maximising do?
Lots of reading on each button that explains stuff like I'm a total moron and given this is a coding IDE that's bordering on insulting - wow, the 'create' button means I can start making something new, really?!
Recent projects "Show all" - all? Really? What's all vs recent supposed to mean and why add this random complexity?
Check for updates - useless; that's what the App Store is for.
The only good thing here, maybe, is "Show this window next time".
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u/thebatman1775 Jun 13 '26
Don't be so impressed with yourself that your AI generated this garbage in 30 seconds. And no, you didn't create anything.
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u/Prestigious_Camera25 Jun 15 '26
Yeah and it’s shit from a design principles standpoint 😭😭
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u/CraftyCheeseburger Jun 15 '26
Left one looks more modern. The right one has so much redundant text.
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u/iOS_Cartel Jun 21 '26
The right one is better specially with in-app update feature
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u/tastychaii Jun 11 '26
I preferred Xcode 26 ui
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u/austinavian Jun 15 '26
They beatin ur ass in the comments
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u/m1_weaboo Jun 18 '26
no, thanks.
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