I use GitHub almost everyday, and I didn't really like the redesign, TBH. No doubt it doesn't help that I don't like "flat" interfaces in the first place. I a

I use GitHub almost everyday, and I didn't really like the redesign, TBH. No doubt it doesn't help that I don't like "flat" interfaces in the first place. I also disagree with some of his comments. For example, when he's talking about finding the Releases page from the Wiki, he says, "Releases are as much part of the Code as Issues or Wiki are." A Release is one specific version of the code, so the "Code" tab is the first place I'd look for it. Issues and Wikis are project level things that evolve separately from the code, so it makes sense that they're at the project level next to the Code tab. The only thing I strongly agree with is that the project description should be outside of the Code tab below the name. My only notable complaint with GitHub's UI is that it scales poorly. I'd really like if they made the entire middle content area 95% of the window instead of fixed width.