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The final result looks too widget-y/SPA-y, overloaded with information. That's precisely a front where GH wins (over Gitlab): it's visually calm and sparse, id
by vemv 8y ago
The final result looks too widget-y/SPA-y, overloaded with information.
That's precisely a front where GH wins (over Gitlab): it's visually calm and sparse, ideal for something that would be part of daily, thoughtful work.
- hliyan 8y agoIt was heading in the right direction for a while, but at the end it basically turned into Bitbucket. With all due respect to the author, I think the current Github UI works just fine, and the fact that it has become the dominant player in the market with a clean interface that hasn't changed much over the years, is a testament to how well it works. I rarely say this, but let's not try to fix this.
- clenneville 8y agoThanks for the feedback on the density of GitLab’s UI. Agree that there is a balance to strike between providing enough information and maintaining scannability and ease of use. If you have specific feedback, please feel free to share it here or in a GitLab issue. We value feedback from the rest of the community.