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Totally disagree. Being able to adjust flow direction, padding, etc. and then perpetuate those changes across multiple elements makes me more likely to experime
by webwielder2 10y ago
Totally disagree. Being able to adjust flow direction, padding, etc. and then perpetuate those changes across multiple elements makes me more likely to experiment.
Also, I'm not necessarily referring to setting up complex constraints and rules, but more just not having to move a bunch of stuff around with the mouse every time I make a change.
- panic 10y agoBeing able to adjust flow direction, padding, etc. and then perpetuate those changes across multiple elements makes me more likely to experiment. That's exactly my point. It makes you more likely to experiment in that way and less likely to experiment in other ways. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but I think it's one reason why designers and design tools don't focus on automatic layout as much.