Nokia has recently announced a new user interface for its B2B and enterprise products, called Pure UI. The UI is said to have a clean, minimalistic appearance with a new design language that is meant to be consistent, versatile, and future-proof.
However, it’s worth noting that Pure UI won’t be available on Nokia smartphones manufactured by HMD Global. Instead, it will be available on all software UI developed or planned to be created in the future by Nokia.
The Nokia Pure typeface will be used throughout the UI, and new icons based on different strokes have been introduced. Smooth animations will be used when an element needs to draw the attention of the user.
Nokia has created basic features that developers can use to quickly create consistent-looking screens. A dark mode is also supported in the UI, with components and symbols adapting their styles accordingly.
Pure UI claims to offer robust elements that can be used to develop complex web-based dashboards. The interface is intended to be scaled from small wrist-worn screens to large wall-mounted display panels.
Nokia has recently changed its logo to a more modern minimalistic design after many years of sporting a familiar logo. Additionally, Nokia has launched several smartphones, including Nokia C32, Nokia C22, Nokia G22, Nokia C12, and Nokia C12 Pro.
It’s important to note that Pure UI is flexible, and its elements can be adjusted to meet the display specifications and functionality of a particular device. It has several elements, beginning with layouts and recommendations, that define the whole appearance.
Overall, Nokia’s Pure UI offers a fresh and minimalist design language that is meant to be future-proof and versatile for its B2B and enterprise products. While it won’t be available on Nokia smartphones manufactured by HMD Global, it’s exciting to see Nokia making strides in its user interface design.
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