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Isn't that kind of a poor choice then if the intent is to have the user hover over the icon? Also what about touch? If there was a functional advantage of the
by nightski 8y ago
Isn't that kind of a poor choice then if the intent is to have the user hover over the icon? Also what about touch?
If there was a functional advantage of the icons that would be great. But I'm guessing it was chosen just to "look prettier".
- JoshuaEN 8y agoIcons take up less space on the screen, which is useful if you are using a smaller browser window (or a phone screen).
- thedaemon 8y agoBut the trend, and the default GMail settings for UI spacing is far too spaced out. I'm finding it difficult to use some of the newer UI's with such wide spacing, without using the app fullscreen. Microsoft CRM, I'm looking at you. It's 100% not usable unless it's full screen.