Safari redesign provides lessons for adaptive design

Safari redesign

Eneroth’s redesign of Safari is aimed at scaling better to screens of all sizes

User experience designer Henrik Eneroth thinks Apple has missed a trick with its Safari full-screen mode in OS X Lion. In a post on the Antrop blog, he offers a redesign that aims to make better use of screen space and improve usability. While the design reworks a piece of software for OS X, the lessons are relevant to web designers, increasingly tasked with catering for hugely varying screen sizes.

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