Apple has redesigned its Apple ID website, introducing an entirely new minimalist look versus its prior design.
On Apple’s Apple ID website, users can review or update important information like their name, password, and security details. See how others can reach them, check their payment information, and manage the devices connected to their account. On the Apple ID website, privacy and security are built in. With account security features like two-factor authentication, Apple helps keep users’ accounts secure, protects their privacy, and keeps users in control of their information.
The Apple ID landing page has been updated with a new dot and Apple logo design, along with information on what the Apple ID website can be used for. The prior design was graphics heavy, featuring a large banner with people using various Apple devices.
Logging in to the Apple ID website presents all of the available Apple ID management options in a card-style view, plus there are navigation options on the left.
The entire website is simple, responsive, and easy to navigate, and it’s quicker than the prior website.
MacDailyNews Take: Check it out here: https://appleid.apple.com/.
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Still can’t merge an Apple ID with an iTunes account!
I agree. I did not find any way to merge two AppleID accounts.
“The prior design was graphics heavy, featuring a large banner with people using various Apple devices.”
No, no, no! It is NOT graphics “heavy” — it is GRAPHICS RICH.
The minimalist pollution of Apple design began with Jony Ive personal tastes, minus consultation and focus groups, foisting it on all of us and the rest of the world. Tone deaf, smug and arrogant ELITIST designer it began with the confusing icons of iOS7 many years ago losing endearing designs from Forstall and Jobs. The pollution continued with Mac OSX and Cali OSes and continues to this day.
I’d rather have a refrigerator stocked with delicious rich foods, than a minimalist super clean stark white fridge with only an orange and a bottle of champagne (latter pop culture movie reference).
Time for Apple to Think Different and move BEYOND the destitute design landscape…