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Let's not forget there were many light, medium, and dark interfaces before the flat design trend took over UI, but since those pre-flat interfaces were almost a
by notadoc 7y ago
Let's not forget there were many light, medium, and dark interfaces before the flat design trend took over UI, but since those pre-flat interfaces were almost always built around usability rather than some stark design theory, they were user friendly, worked, looked fine, were obvious, and were almost never harsh on the eyes.
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- majormajor 7y ago> Let's not forget there were many light, medium, and dark interfaces before the flat design trend took over UI, but since those pre-flat interfaces were almost always built around usability rather than some stark design theory, they were user friendly, worked, looked fine, were obvious, and were almost never harsh on the eyes. This might be sarcasm, but if not: Some highlights of counterexamples include... The Office Ribbon Winamp Windows Media Player Kai's Power Tools QuickTime Player 4 Geocities websites Flash websites ... and many more http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/ http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/
- notadoc 7y agoThe polar extremes are good examples? Hardly. Design is much like politics right now, it's hilariously sad when there is no concept of moderation or a middle ground.