It may be that you still have not realized it if you do not usually access the portal iCloud.com frequently. Apple, although we do not realize it, continues to improve its cloud service day after day and in this case has modified the background of the web for a new one that gives it a more consistent look.
The wallpaper that the iCloud.com website had when we visited was a gradient from yellow-orange to blue, simulating the passage from earth to heaven. If I tell you the truth, from the beginning I said that this fund did not do justice to a website created by Apple so now that they have modified it I have been able to affirm that I was right.
If we access the Apple cloud through from the web www.iCloud.com We will see that the gradient background that had been in it for years has changed to a new animated background that gives a fresher aspect to said portal. Now, Apple has gone from a gradient as we have explained to one in which a kind of bubbles appear simulating a liquid or particles The cloud in a liquid? Particles of a cloud perhaps?
For tastes, colors, and although it is a background that, for my taste, is much more successful, there will be many web designers who say What is the person in charge of designing this website thinking?
Be that as it may, the important thing is that we see that Apple continues to include modifications and improvements to its iCloud.com website, improvements that will continue to increase and is that I still remember the patent that ensured that we would be able to have our applications on any computer Mac where we connect with our Apple ID. For now we have the iWork office suite, Mail, Contacts, Notes, Photos, Calendar, Reminders ,.... Time will tell us if Apple continues to carry applications for use via the Internet or not.
What I have wondered is why you cannot access that page from the iPhone
It would be redundant. If everything you have on that page is on your mobile, why would you need to enter there, and for the security issue of looking for my iPhone: