Apple has finally released a new version of the iCloud website where apps now appear as tiles in the style of widgets rather than icons.
For those who use the website to quickly access certain images, documents, notes, and reminders or delete some of the unwanted items to clear up space, this is a nice difference from the native apps that people are used to using on their iPhones, iPads, or Macs.
Additionally, those who use a different computer at work or who own both an iPhone and a Windows laptop will find the iCloud website to be of great service.
To access and edit your notes from a computer, for instance, you don't need to install any apps.
After a few weeks of testing with app tiles, Apple finally made the new design available to all customers.
When logged in, the iCloud website's previous design just displayed app icons; present, information about recent reminders, notes, documents, pages, and photographs are displayed under each app tile.
For easy access to some of the apps, there is even a launcher tile containing programme icons.
By selecting the + sign on the top menu bar, users may now create a new page document, a reminder, a note, a keynote presentation, or a numbers spreadsheet.
Accessing apps is made possible by the grid icon on the menu bar.
Users may also check their storage and modify their plans using these choices. Now, you can alter the website design.
The widgets will start to move when a user clicks the "Customize" button, exactly like they would on an iPad or iPhone.
The selected widgets can then be moved or removed.
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