Android Pie is yet to get an adaptation by Samsung, and that's fine by me. Samsung Experience is a heavy and feature-rich UI, like always, so it logically takes longer to develop. I have no idea where the development is at now but that doesn't mean I can't file a suggestion about the upcoming iteration of the UX.
You know the QuickStar module of Good Lock 2018? Have a look at the enclosed screenshot. This module allows to modify the colors and effects of the Quick Settings panel.
1- My suggestion is to be able to modify the whole UI that way. Like Settings. It would be semi translucent and have a blur effect, with the colors you selected, like on QuickStar. The image on the background would be the Home Screen wallpaper. Themes would of course be able to set their own color schemes.
All this could be optional or standard. This could also be implemented in other Samsung apps (at least the system ones that are using white as the background color) such as Health, Notes, Calendar...
It would all lead to a much more enjoyable experience and a more eye-pleasing look than solid white everywhere.
2- If this goes through, then I also suggest for auto color schemes based on the wallpaper, like you can get auto colors on the clock of the lock screen based on the lock screen wallpaper.
3- If 2 goes through, I also suggest that for system apps, we can use auto color schemes based on the application icon instead of having the same color on all apps. One would be able to either set its own color scheme with blur, dim and transparency, have the colors based on wallpapers, or have the colors based on the app icon to give each system app a more distinctive look.
You know the QuickStar module of Good Lock 2018? Have a look at the enclosed screenshot. This module allows to modify the colors and effects of the Quick Settings panel.
1- My suggestion is to be able to modify the whole UI that way. Like Settings. It would be semi translucent and have a blur effect, with the colors you selected, like on QuickStar. The image on the background would be the Home Screen wallpaper. Themes would of course be able to set their own color schemes.
All this could be optional or standard. This could also be implemented in other Samsung apps (at least the system ones that are using white as the background color) such as Health, Notes, Calendar...
It would all lead to a much more enjoyable experience and a more eye-pleasing look than solid white everywhere.
2- If this goes through, then I also suggest for auto color schemes based on the wallpaper, like you can get auto colors on the clock of the lock screen based on the lock screen wallpaper.
3- If 2 goes through, I also suggest that for system apps, we can use auto color schemes based on the application icon instead of having the same color on all apps. One would be able to either set its own color scheme with blur, dim and transparency, have the colors based on wallpapers, or have the colors based on the app icon to give each system app a more distinctive look.
