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Why is it better? What is the reason it's preferred?
by user5994461 8y ago
Why is it better? What is the reason it's preferred?
- Spooky23 8y agoIt’s less visually jarring and doesn’t feel malleable. Find another human interface that consists of sharp edged shapes. That design aesthetic is like brutalist UI. Pretty for the architect, but few others are moved.
- ferongr 8y agoPlease provide proof.
- renox 8y agoUh? The reasons you're giving don't feel very convincing.. (I have no opinion on what is better)
- speedplane 8y agoIt's not at all obvious that rounded rectangles are superior to sharp edges. Sharp edges convey precision, rounded edges convey approximation. Many mechanical knobs and buttons have clear notches and clicks to make clear to the user they are in control of the machine.