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It is quite elegant. If the browser's default style was a little better, it could be even more elegant - not a full window width, for example. Could browsers m
by twic 6y ago
It is quite elegant.
If the browser's default style was a little better, it could be even more elegant - not a full window width, for example. Could browsers make such improvements to their default style? Or are assumptions about the default baked into sites in such a way that changes would break them? Could browsers detect those assumptions and provide an appropriate default accordingly?
- ojr 6y agoit looks unprofessional, it is hard for me to take technical advice on the internet from someone running an unprofessional looking site. There is another blog post written by the author that docker containers are harmful that I strongly disagree with but not totally unexpected given the design choices of the site.
- oftenwrong 6y agoTheir site doesn't provide any opinion styling. Blame your client.
- choeger 6y agoWhy do you even bother responding to someone who uses such unprofessional software?
- hactually 6y agoI wondered if the GP post was from a frontend guy who had a different definition of "professional". Clicking through their profile to their business/project website was a loading screen for 5+ seconds. I never got a true "professional" impression as I closed the window before it finished.
- ojr 6y agothe outpouring praise of no CSS and no javascript websites in 2021 is tiring and not reflective of what most internet users outside of the hackernews bubble want in my opinion. Your intuition was correct, I am a Senior Frontend Engineer in California.