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For starters, rather than simply using flat design elements in place of existing design elements they could adjust the entire UX of the site to be "flat". If y
by manicdee 9y ago
For starters, rather than simply using flat design elements in place of existing design elements they could adjust the entire UX of the site to be "flat".
If you want to see how useful wings are, build a plane.
- chickenfries 9y agoBut then how do you account for the possible differences in the quality of the interface? Keeping the interfaces relatively similar except for the buttons and inputs makes it easier to compare the two. This plane metaphor is ridiculous and unhelpful. We're not trying to measure "how useful wings are", we're talking about what the buttons on the inside of the plane should look like, we need two cockpits with different buttons.