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It looks like Google has somewhat abandoned the Google Colors for a black blue and maroon(?) color scheme. They really want people to notice these changes, it
by krashidov 15y ago
It looks like Google has somewhat abandoned the Google Colors for a black blue and maroon(?) color scheme.
They really want people to notice these changes, it creates more publicity for Google+.
- lachlanj 15y agoReally disliking the red, it stands out way too much and implies urgency. Seems like a really bad UX choice to me?
- orofino 15y agoI'm inclined to disagree. They're using the color sparingly to call attention to the most important parts of the interface. Coloring compose with the standard gray for the other buttons would mean it is lost in the interface and difficult to see. I like it quite a bit.
- keyle 15y agoI totally agree. My thought was "does my ass look big in that compose button?" I don't mind the modern hot-orange. It's a great colour for feature highlights etc. But as a button background it just screams "ERROR".