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Too bad you didn't have a legacy "flat design" from the early 90s still at hand, saves time when changing trends every 10-15 years..
by dualogy 10y ago
Too bad you didn't have a legacy "flat design" from the early 90s still at hand, saves time when changing trends every 10-15 years..
- kalid 10y agoIronically the site design is 90s-browser friendly (maybe with tables vs. divs) but the new JS features are not. That reminds me, I want to browse the site on lynx and see what happens...
- lmm 10y agoThat's how you can tell flat isn't just a trend - it's going back to what worked, after years of doing rounded corners and drop shadows because we can and never stopping to wonder whether we should. There's a lost decade in web design, but hopefully we're now starting to recover from it.