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UX design and the technology used to implement it have nothing to do with each other. Absolutely none.

• stickfigure 8y ago
  You clearly weren't trying to build rich UIs in the 90s and 2000s with the technology available then.
  • cat199 8y ago
    This isn't a fair comparison because the 'base' underlying HTML/CSS/JS language is much more standardized and feature rich - tooling + ecosystem on top of that is just that. i'm personally a pragmatist who likes systems thinking - a hand coded form + CGI still works just as well as a full featured SPA to 'correctly fulfill' requirements, the variable in question is the requirements.
  • marpstar 8y ago
    React and Material UI are still just HTML, CSS, and JS.
    • stickfigure 8y ago
      ...and all computer programs are "just" machine code. But good luck writing modern apps with a hex editor.
      • deleted 8y ago
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    • ndnxhs 8y ago
      The HTML, CSS and JS we have today is very different to what there was in 2000.
      • icedchai 8y ago
        Yep. In 2000, we were still mainly laying things out with tables, slicing up images, etc.