“Apple's own maps, they do some really clever things where like labels and stuff UI over the map, they automatically like get blurred out if you go into the safe area.”

Developing Perspective · #230: Designing for the Duo, with Rafa Conde

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Allowed scrollable content (e.g., maps, weather radar) to extend behind the safe area and dynamic island, letting users scroll to reveal more.

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