Great point. Very disappointing to read an critique that tries to appear thoroughly thought through, but not even considers that the company that has been very consistent in UX design choices, might have thought about what they're doing in a system, that probably requires fundamentally different approaches to UX.

I mean: > Apple is the first major operating system vendor who had abandoned a four-decades-long tradition. Their new visionOS — for the first time in the history of Apple — will have round checkboxes.

And yet the author is too lazy to think about that this might have a reason other than "they're stupid, look at all my screenshots, i know better than them".

Btw: not saying i agree with this decision. But why even take the time to write when not trying to actually think about what you're criticising?

Laughable.