These improvements should make your interaction with your Mac simpler and yet more elegant at the same time. Breathtaking Views Title bars of windows are no longer platinum gray, but a subtle blending of translucent stripes. Instead of a border around a window, a drop shadow adds depth to your perception. This shadow grows larger for the window in the foreground, adding a visual cue to how many windows you have open. As you move windows around, the contents move also, instead of just the outline.
Bright buttons offer access to familiar functions.
The red button closes the window, while the green button grows the window to full size. The yellow button minimises the window to the Dock. You can see a miniature version of the window in the Dock, and if you minimise a QuickTime movie, it keeps playing while in the Dock. Pro users can also choose a Graphite window treatment if they find the colours distracting. When you print or save, Mac OS X interacts with you via sheets attached to the document window.