Macintoshstyle
Macintoshstyle is a design term used in graphic design and human–computer interaction to describe a visual and interaction language associated with the Apple Macintosh lineage. Though not an official Apple designation, it appears in design discourse as a way to signal aesthetics and user experience elements that evoke classic Macintosh interfaces or branding.
Macintoshstyle draws on the historical Macintosh user interface, including the desktop metaphor, windows with title bars,
In practice, Macintoshstyle is used in branding, product concepts, and user interfaces to evoke friendliness, approachability,
Macintosh, Apple Human Interface Guidelines, user interface design, skeuomorphism.