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I don't see what's wrong with it. One thing I love about it is that I can now finally read readmes even if the window is only half or even a third of the width
by amadeuspagel 6y ago
I don't see what's wrong with it. One thing I love about it is that I can now finally read readmes even if the window is only half or even a third of the width of my screen. Other then that it just looks a bit more modern.
One thing I just slightly dislike is that the width of the body is limited, but not the width of the header. Looks inconsistent.
- verdverm 6y agowait, how do you find readmes easier now? They used to be full width no matter how wide your window was (I put to 1/2 for browser). Now they only occupy 70% of that space. So I just lost 30% of my readme width to empty space. This is just terrible UX
- WorldMaker 6y agoGitHub never had full width pages before of the Repo interface. They used a giant gutter on both sides on widescreens in classic Web 1.0 blog template fashion. That ~30% empty space has always been there beside the README, it's just now consolidated to a single side and used to bring a few more bits of information "above the fold".