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More Than 300 Free Curated HTML Template

• naniwaduni 8y ago
  A quick scan of these templates gives a strong impression of, ahem, "the prevailing design aesthetic of today's web": https://medium.com/@mceglowski/chickenshit-minimalism-846fc1412524 https://medium.com/@mceglowski/chickenshit-minimalism-846fc1... We live in a time when the old "holy grail" of column layouts is attainable without even too much contortion, even with the added wrinkle of adapting to small screens, but this is what we satisfy ourselves with now? What happened?
  • mard 8y ago
    I am under impression that some web designers tend to follow the lowest common denominator, which is the vertical mobile touch display, then enforce the same experience across all platforms. This is why I sometimes see hamburger menus on desktop even though they have no place in any possible desktop design. PC games ported from consoles suffer from problems of similar nature.
    • vergil 8y ago
      Tell that to Google and other big companies :)
    • endr777 8y ago
      Do you have examples? I find magazine looking layouts to be beautiful.
• sytelus 8y ago
  Please someone stop the Jumbotron monstrosity and those full screen stock photos.
• martin_a 8y ago
  They all look the same. I miss the good old times when "mobile first" was nothing to think about and people went crazy and really hit the limits of what was possible and good loking...
• diffeomorphism 8y ago
  What about the license/copyright of these? They do not include a license file and the Welcome.txt file included with Lexis only says: " Please note we don't reserved the copy rights for used images. " No license = undistributable or is that supposed to mean public domain?