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when you eye is simple and easy to use with a compelling design language the foundation of our design approach is their hardware and software must work together in perfect harmony and when you I blend this to seamlessly the rounded corner of our hardware are echoed in our software this is reflected in our our icons which have been simplified to help you easily recognize and understand what each one is we've taken a new approach to presenting both content and controls because we want the eyes to be drawn to what matters rather than which is distracted by things that don't we have enough distractions don't we all the important information you need is within this floating on screen blocks which is contrasted against the blank space behind them first we improved the user experience by making it easier to focus on the task at hand most smartphone UX were designed to provide all the options and information at a glance but with the constant evolution of smartphone technology more and more futures were added so consumers were given far more options on screen and this place became even more cluttered which which can be hard when you I remove this clutter making it easy to focus on one thing at a time with one UI the options on the setting menu has been rearranged to grip relative functions together this helps you to find what they're looking for straight away we've also regrouped the functions so the most often ones come first another example the phone app has a cleaner look with one UI now you see only the essential features related to the task you're okay now it's a continuous and fluid experience where the necessary buttons appear when you need them and gently disappear when you don't for instance when you're dialing a number the UI changes accordingly the search bar and menu tabs disappear that's because we know the user plans to make a call we made a fundamental change in the user interface with one UI we have restructure the way we interact with our devices now the upper part of the screen is for viewing while the lower part of the screen is for touch interaction when UI places everything you need to see where it's easy to reach it just feels much more natural to use let's take another example the clock app I set my alarm daily actually many alarms to wake up and I also use the time zone alert since I have the pleasure of working with developers and designers from all over the world previously we provide multiple tips to help you move between different functions at the very top of the screen this meant to reach the buttons at the bottom you had to cover the distance from one corner to the other now we've moved the tab to the bottom of the screen so they are easily accessible for your thumb last year we introduced night mode in Samsung internet app as a way to offer a more comfortable reading experience when it's dark consumer told us how much they loved it and that's why we have now applied it across one new eye speaking of colors we are offering something totally unique within one UI a range of color direct seemed to match the color of hardware itself now your device seamlessly reflects your preferences and style by listening to our consumers we are providing a user experience of a whole helping users focus on the task at hand interact more naturally with the device and providing a more comfortable visual experience