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I'll join the choir with this example I came across a few weeks ago. https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1230424668970024961 https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/12
by gnyman 7y ago
I'll join the choir with this example I came across a few weeks ago.
https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1230424668970024961 https://twitter.com/gnyman/status/1230424668970024961
Not sure if it's material design widgets being limited, a lazy Web dev or google intentionally making it hard to update your marketing settings.
I think I'm having flashbacks to the custom windows UI's/skins of the 1990's when SW devs and designers felt they needed to differentiate and replaced the standard windows components with their own designs.
- toyg 7y agoHardly a ‘90s thing: every website out there completely redesigns all INPUT and SELECT fields, every day of the week.
- gnyman 7y agoYes, I was unclear. I meant that I think it's coming back now. My feeling is (but it could be just colored memory) that for a long time people were happy with just changing the colors/borders/css of the standard components. Now I have the feeling people (or frameworks) code new <option> functionality from scratch in JS, thus making them look and function slightly differently on each site.