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Reduce Excessive Bottom Spacing on Smaller iPhones in iOS 27
I would like to suggest reducing the excessive empty space between the main content and the bottom interface area throughout iOS 27, particularly on smaller displays such as the iPhone SE and iPhone mini. In several areas of the system UI, there appears to be more empty space than necessary above the bottom interface area. On smaller displays, this reduces the amount of content that can be shown at once and makes less efficient use of the available screen space. For example, in the attached comparison, the bottom spacing measures approximately 1.9 cm using the ruler in Apple Freeform. Reducing this spacing to approximately 1.4 cm would allow more content to be displayed while still maintaining comfortable visual spacing and readability. I suggest that iOS 27 reduce this bottom spacing, along with the related margins and padding, from approximately 1.9 cm to 1.4 cm on smaller displays, such as the iPhone SE and iPhone mini. I believe this adjustment should be applied consistently throughout the iOS system rather than being limited to a specific app or interface. This would be especially beneficial for smaller iPhones, where every bit of available screen space matters. I would love to see Apple consider this improvement for iOS 27 and review the bottom spacing throughout the system to make better use of the available display area. The goal is to provide more usable screen space while maintaining readability, accessibility, and the overall visual balance of the interface. feedback ID: FB24360982
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Improve screen space utilization across iOS
I really appreciate the improved layout in the Clock app in Beta 5. The app now makes better use of the available screen space, allowing more information to be displayed without making the interface feel crowded. I would love to see this approach applied more consistently across iOS. Many system apps and UI elements still leave unnecessary empty space or show less information than the screen could comfortably accommodate. My suggestion is to optimize spacing, margins, and element sizes across the entire system so that iOS can make better use of the available display area while maintaining readability and accessibility. This would be especially beneficial on smaller-screen iPhones such as the iPhone SE and iPhone 12 mini and 13 mini, where every bit of available space matters. Feedback ID:24257909
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UI corner radius is inconsistent with iPhone SE (3rd generation) display corners
On iPhone SE (3rd generation), several system UI elements use corner radii that appear much more rounded than the physical display corners. This creates an inconsistent visual appearance across the system. Examples include: Markup menu Home Screen context menu Customize sheet Apple Maps bottom sheet Find My interface Safari address bar Suggestion: Please adjust the corner radius for devices with displays such as iPhone SE (3rd generation), so that system UI better matches the physical display shape and provides a more consistent visual design.
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Customize the Bottom navigation bar
i suggested to customize the Bottom navigation bar with a classic rectangular version and a new circular version, such as the Liquid Glass option. Especially for iPhone SE screens feedback ID: FB24611709
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Reduce Excessive Bottom Spacing on Smaller iPhones in iOS 27
I would like to suggest reducing the excessive empty space between the main content and the bottom interface area throughout iOS 27, particularly on smaller displays such as the iPhone SE and iPhone mini. In several areas of the system UI, there appears to be more empty space than necessary above the bottom interface area. On smaller displays, this reduces the amount of content that can be shown at once and makes less efficient use of the available screen space. For example, in the attached comparison, the bottom spacing measures approximately 1.9 cm using the ruler in Apple Freeform. Reducing this spacing to approximately 1.4 cm would allow more content to be displayed while still maintaining comfortable visual spacing and readability. I suggest that iOS 27 reduce this bottom spacing, along with the related margins and padding, from approximately 1.9 cm to 1.4 cm on smaller displays, such as the iPhone SE and iPhone mini. I believe this adjustment should be applied consistently throughout the iOS system rather than being limited to a specific app or interface. This would be especially beneficial for smaller iPhones, where every bit of available screen space matters. I would love to see Apple consider this improvement for iOS 27 and review the bottom spacing throughout the system to make better use of the available display area. The goal is to provide more usable screen space while maintaining readability, accessibility, and the overall visual balance of the interface. feedback ID: FB24360982
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Improve screen space utilization across iOS
I really appreciate the improved layout in the Clock app in Beta 5. The app now makes better use of the available screen space, allowing more information to be displayed without making the interface feel crowded. I would love to see this approach applied more consistently across iOS. Many system apps and UI elements still leave unnecessary empty space or show less information than the screen could comfortably accommodate. My suggestion is to optimize spacing, margins, and element sizes across the entire system so that iOS can make better use of the available display area while maintaining readability and accessibility. This would be especially beneficial on smaller-screen iPhones such as the iPhone SE and iPhone 12 mini and 13 mini, where every bit of available space matters. Feedback ID:24257909
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Aug ’26
Pride wallpaper bug
In the Pride wallpaper, the colors overlap with the scrolling points due to the small screen size of the iPhone SE 3 in iOS 26.6
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UI corner radius is inconsistent with iPhone SE (3rd generation) display corners
On iPhone SE (3rd generation), several system UI elements use corner radii that appear much more rounded than the physical display corners. This creates an inconsistent visual appearance across the system. Examples include: Markup menu Home Screen context menu Customize sheet Apple Maps bottom sheet Find My interface Safari address bar Suggestion: Please adjust the corner radius for devices with displays such as iPhone SE (3rd generation), so that system UI better matches the physical display shape and provides a more consistent visual design.
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Aug ’26
Add two new appearance options for Control Center: More Tinted and More Glass.
Please add two appearance modes for Control Center: More Tinted: Stronger color tint with a vibrant look. More Glass: Increased transparency and a more pronounced Liquid Glass effect. This would give users more control over the visual style of Control Center while keeping the default appearance unchanged.
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