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A browser has like two main UI controls, the tab bar and the address bar. How do you make a redesign that fucks up approximately 50 % of your primary UI? Just d
by formerly_proven 5y ago
A browser has like two main UI controls, the tab bar and the address bar. How do you make a redesign that fucks up approximately 50 % of your primary UI? Just don't get it. This screams "Oh but it looks so fancy and modern to me, a UX designer". Meanwhile you a) removed the main UI visually "flowing" into the active tab header (which signals which tab is active) while b) severely reducing the contrast of the active-inactive background in the contrast (to wit: before the change it was almost literally black and white, now it's two slightly different shades of white).
Stuff like this should simply be rejected. Design that is unusable and tailored to look "clean" on a calibrated monitor is not design at all.
- alserio 5y agoI don't dislike the ui per se, but the tabs have clearly been designed by someone that does not use firefox. I challenge any person to look at firefox with other tabs open in a Container context and guess which tab is the active one.