David Hanak Apple has heard the complaints of its users and after several years has finally (albeit only slightly) redesigned its web interface for iCloud-related services. If you used iCloud on the web, after clicking on beta.icloud.com you can try its new form, which is more in line with modern operating systems from Apple, especially in terms of its visuals.
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The new iCloud web interface has a cleaner design, we can find smaller icons on a white background that have undergone minor changes. The Launchpad icon and Settings are missing. This is now placed below the name and welcome text. It still doesn't work as it should in the Czech mutation, because it obviously has problems with displaying some Czech characters, see the photo below.
In addition, the appearance of the rest of the iCloud applications has been preserved. So Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Photos, iCloud Drive, Notes, Reminders, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Find Friends and Find iPhone. The last two mentioned applications will merge with the arrival of iOS 13.
In the same way, in a month's time, other applications that will see more significant changes in the upcoming iOS version will also receive a makeover. This is mainly about Reminders, which will receive a complete redesign in iOS 13. The full launch of the new version of the iCloud website is likely to occur simultaneously with the release of iOS 13 and macOS Catalina to the public, sometime during September.
Reminders on the website are still very limited. Inability to insert dates, drag/drop does not work, even inserting a new line in the text.
I assume that web Reminders will also be the only option to use it on the desktop in the case of older Mac devices (with installed versions of High Sierra, Mojave,...).