[debaserab2]

With all of these iOS7 bashing articles I've read, I really expected to be perturbed by the upgrade. So far I've found very little to complain about. To me, the call to actions are now clearer than they've ever been because so much of the interface is simplified. I simply don't have these problems of being thrown off by an "incorrectly" used color. There's just not a lot of detail to mentally parse when looking at the interface.

I wonder how many people that aren't looking at this with a UX hat on are actually experiencing these problems.

[lcnmrn]

Little to no problems. There are a couple of miss alignments here and there, but overall they did a great job on iOS 7 from an UX point of view. There's even a countdown timer on the lock screen when snoozing an alarm. There's more important information shown to the user thanks to this over simplified interface.

"Content first" was one of the main topics in the UX crowd lately, and frankly, iOS 7 is a good example of this concept.