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We'll all get used to it, but it's harder now to see what is a button and what isn't, e.g. only 2 of these are clickable https://imgur.com/a/wR9xsvT https://img
by rowanseymour 6y ago
We'll all get used to it, but it's harder now to see what is a button and what isn't, e.g. only 2 of these are clickable https://imgur.com/a/wR9xsvT https://imgur.com/a/wR9xsvT
- rurp 6y agoWow, that's pretty bad. Logical consistency was clearly not a guiding principle of this redesign.
- roryokane 6y agoThere is a consistent principle behind those choices: rectangles with slightly rounded corners are clickable, while rectangles with semicircular sides (“pills”) are not clickable. It's confusing because I've never seen another site that distinguishes clickable elements in that way, but I can imagine we'll grow to find it intuitive with enough usage.
- rowanseymour 6y agoFor sure we can all learn through trial and error pretty much any UI. And I know there are complaints any time any big site tries to do a redesign. But a good UI should be intuitive for a first time user. This seems objectively worse.
- RampBiggety 6y agoWe will all get used to it all right. I use Arch Linux, free in every sense, and couldn't give a damn about OSX fuckeries. Get over your pussy free lives. Get arch linux-