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That's what you get when designers feel obliged to uniformize a user interface, thus, that buttons must look very alike, irrespective of their purpose, and be p
by bartl 15y ago
That's what you get when designers feel obliged to uniformize a user interface, thus, that buttons must look very alike, irrespective of their purpose, and be placed in a group.
I bet quite a few websites and softwares have similar problems.
- valisystem 15y agoBad design comes in many ways, mainly along the two axis of aesthetics and relevancy. This is a great example where the designer dismissed relevancy to improve aesthetics easily. You've seen this in many average products, but I feel I have to insist that it is not due to design in general, but more due to the average designer lacking the talent to solve the two axis equation properly.