Apple is preparing a major redesign of almost all of its operating systems, and WWDC 2025 promises to be a key moment in the development of the ecosystem. The focus will be on iOS 19, but other platforms — watchOS, tvOS, and even visionOS-will get visual changes along with it. The company wants to create a single visual language that unites all devices-from the iPhone to the TV and headset.
watchOS is expected to receive one of the most notable redesigns in recent years. Apple plans to update the interface, making it closer to the aesthetics of visionOS and the future iOS 19 : with transparent elements, glass effects, new icons and clearer navigation. The font, buttons, and more will be redesigned to make the interface easier, cleaner, and visually more modern. All this should simplify interaction and make the Apple watch more friendly for everyday use.
tvOS, which for a long time remained aloof from visual reforms, is also waiting for an update. The interface will be closer to other Apple platforms: there will be new menus, a redesigned home screen and visual elements that match the visionOS style. This will help create a more seamless user experience, especially for those who actively use the entire Apple ecosystem-from Apple TV to iPad.
As for visionOS, there won’t be any drastic changes, but Apple will make a series of spot improvements to the interface. We are talking about fine-tuning gesture controls, visual effects, and element layout logic. This will help you better integrate visionOS into the overall style of other systems and make it easier for new users to adapt.
All these changes indicate Apple’s desire to unify the visual and UX logic of the platforms. After iOS 7 and macOS Big Sur, this could be the most significant redesign in the company’s history. If the rumors are confirmed, on June 9, we will see a completely revamped Apple ecosystem, in which every device-from the watch to the headset – will feel like part of a single, thoughtful user space.