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I think it betrays a pretty limited understanding of design, to declare a design task impossible because color-coordination can't be scoped in. Prioritizing aes

by pille 10y ago

I think it betrays a pretty limited understanding of design, to declare a design task impossible because color-coordination can't be scoped in. Prioritizing aesthetics over function usually defeats both.

LoSboccacc 10y ago
Meanwhile in the real world aesthetics play a big role in corporate/brand identity and corporate that care enough will build horrendous kludges to work around the limitations of browser styling, but once again it has proven a fool errand to argue with the ivory tower warriors that inhabits the websites for the technically minded. I'm gonna take your word for it tho and will use the complain button on that Bulgari page to let them know their solution "betrays a pretty limited understanding of design" and they will need your more competent service. /s
- TuringTest 10y ago
  > Meanwhile in the real world aesthetics play a big role in corporate/brand identity and corporate that care enough will build horrendous kludges to work around the limitations of browser styling The browser scrollbar shouldn't be part of the corporate/brand identity any more than the browser menu, address bar or navigation buttons. Navigation belongs to the user, not the webpage designer.