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Material is slowly moving more in the "flat 2.0" direction that the article points out as fixing flat UI's usability problems. It's not fully there yet, but you
by city41 8y ago
Material is slowly moving more in the "flat 2.0" direction that the article points out as fixing flat UI's usability problems. It's not fully there yet, but you can see aspects of it in say Google's floating add buttons in Calendar, Inbox, YouTube's search box, etc.
- quantumofmalice 8y agoIt is worth meditating on the fact that such a terrible idea was and is able to dominate the visual design community for so long without any significant push back. It has caused real pain for end users, and people who objected were shouted down or ignored. All the more outrageous in an industry that likes to wear the mantle of empiricism.