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Perhaps there are other problems if you try to make the appearance too much like something still in wide use? For example, companies may believe they own tradem
by jfoster 6y ago
Perhaps there are other problems if you try to make the appearance too much like something still in wide use? For example, companies may believe they own trademarks or copyright over the design elements, and be more motivated to enforce them. Also, browser vendors or Google might perceive that such a design is trying to fool users and treat any content using it as malicious. I don't know whether they do this; just speculating.
- johannes1234321 6y agoThe "current" thing certainly has no "nostalgia" feeling, like the DOS or 98 ones. So they are mostly a "can do" technical thing. On the other hand: Lots of modern apps are using web things (like electron etc.) Thus doing web tech using web tech isn't a challenge ...