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> beauty trumps usability/ergonomics. That can not possibly come from a UI designer. Usability is always first, and it’s possible to make it look good while ma
by jiofih 7y ago
> beauty trumps usability/ergonomics.
That can not possibly come from a UI designer. Usability is always first, and it’s possible to make it look good while maintaining a11y/usability properties.
- Stratoscope 7y agoOh, it could easily come from some of the UI designers I've worked with in the past who followed modern design fads, especially regarding text: • Contrast is bad and hard on the eyes. The less contrast the better. • Decorative fonts with font-weight: 300 are better than ordinary normal weight fonts designed for readability. • It's better to have a small font with a lot of extra line-height instead of just making the font bigger.
- pathseeker 7y ago>Usability is always first There are a lot of UI designers that missed that memo.