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Do you mean dribbble uses noise subtly or that it's contributing to the overuse? Your point is a bit vague. I would guess the former, because I think the noise
by jedsmith 16y ago
Do you mean dribbble uses noise subtly or that it's contributing to the overuse? Your point is a bit vague.
I would guess the former, because I think the noise really adds to their presentation. It almost feels like I can rub the lettering on the paper.
- lwhi 16y agoI think dribbble highlighted the use of noise to a wider group of people. I agree it can add to a design - but I think their use of it is largely stylistic.
- arnorhs 16y agoI could be mistaken, but I think he means that if you browse through some of the submitted designs on dribbble, you can see a clear trend of noise being added into many designs these days. Not dribbble's design itself (although, it DOES use noise in its backgrounds)