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Made the bullet list readable on mobile: * Visual hierarchy (I.e. the same way you divide your code in modules and functions, you need to divide the visual spa
by andrei_says_ 8y ago
Made the bullet list readable on mobile:
* Visual hierarchy (I.e. the same way you divide your code in modules and functions, you need to divide the visual space in a clear hierarchy).
* Basic on typography (It makes a big difference even if most people don't notice it)
* Understanding what's UX (I.e. reading "Don't make me think"). Just "caring" and "thinking" about UX will improve designs, even if you don't have much experience.
* Basic of color theory; How different colors mean different things (Branding-wise or for alerts/errors/warning).
- ianlevesque 8y agoThis is so ironic with a comment about UI & UX.
- quickthrower2 8y agoIs the end user (commenter) responsible for UX or the HN web designer. In this case I'd argue both are.
- andrei_says_ 8y agoI didn’t want to be the one mentioning it ;)
- snerbles 8y agoIt's more readable on desktop as well. Long lines in HN's code blocks render with horizontal scrollbars - using them to quote paragraphs is downright obnoxious.
- DonaldPShimoda 8y agoWorse is that the horizontal scrollbars don't render (at least for me) unless I start scrolling the box, so it looked like there was just some missing text.
- graeme 8y agoHN really needs to copy markdown for lists starting with * or 1,2,3,4 etc