Apple Design Awards 2022
As it happens every year at WWDC, Apple awards and mentions the apps and games it considers the best of the year. These awards are called Apple Design Awards and less than a week after WWDC, we already know who the finalists are.
In order for Apple to consider the applications and games it rewards worthy of these awards, they have to stand out from the rest, both for functionality and design. Once the finalists have been chosen, they now have to choose the applications that will win the award in different categories.
Apps finalists of the Apple Design Awards 2022:
Inclusion:
Finalists in this category provide a great experience for everyone by supporting people of diverse backgrounds, abilities, and languages.
- Letter Rooms
- Navi
- Noted.
- Procreate
- tint.
- Wylde Flowers
Delight and fun:
Finalists in this category deliver memorable, engaging, and satisfying experiences that are enhanced by Apple technologies.
- Chineasy
- Moncage
- (Not Boring) Habits
- Overboard!
- Please, Touch The Artwork
- Waterllama
Interaction:
Finalists in this category offer intuitive interfaces and easy controls that are perfectly suited to their platform.
- A Musical Story
- Gibbon: Beyond the Trees
- Slopes
- Transit
- Vectornator: Vector Design
- What Remains of Edith Finch
Social Impact:
Finalists in this category significantly improve lives and shed light on critical issues.
- Active Arcade
- Empathy
- Gibbon: Beyond the Trees
- Headspace
- Rebel Girls
- Wylde Flowers
Images and graphics:
Finalists in this category feature stunning visuals, artfully drawn interfaces, and high-quality animations that lend themselves to a distinctive and cohesive theme.
- Alien: Isolation
- Behind the Frame
- Halide Mark II
- LEGO® Star Wars™: Castaways
- MD Clock (Not Boring) Habits
Innovation:
Finalists in this category deliver a cutting-edge experience through the novel use of Apple technologies that set them apart in their genre.
- Active Arcade
- Focus Noodles
- MARVEL Future Revolution
- Hate
- Procreate
- Townscaper
And you? Who would you give the prizes to?.
Greetings.
More info: Devoloper.apple.com
