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The expression sample seems a bit dystopic. The "normal" face has a huge smile, whereas the "sad" looks more neutral. May be a cultural thing, but it's not very
by jampekka 7y ago
The expression sample seems a bit dystopic. The "normal" face has a huge smile, whereas the "sad" looks more neutral. May be a cultural thing, but it's not very common to see people with the "normal" looking expression outside genuinely happy situations or where one fakes such situation for sustinence or monetary gain.
- dsaffy 7y agoYeah... I mostly just went off feel. Since most of the time people working are "neutral", and the "neutral" looks pretty serious / not super happy, it just made a bad vibe for the team for everyone to be looking mopey. So I switched it to be a bit happier. The half-empty view is that it's "fake happiness" but the half-full view is that it better conveys your intent to your team, that you are (hopefully) happy to be hanging out and getting work done with them. A wall of smiles also makes people feel more welcome and included than a wall of meh. Still room to play with this though.