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Consider the following: if your design expertise was as significant as your database expertise, perhaps your view of the downstream implications of decisions in
by lumens 5y ago
Consider the following: if your design expertise was as significant as your database expertise, perhaps your view of the downstream implications of decisions in each would be more alike than not.
- efields 5y agoPrecisely. They're "just colors"? "Just integers"?
- bigbillheck 5y agoDon't hardcode integers either if you can help it.
- rytill 5y agoDownstream implications are less important in some fields than others. Can you present an argument for your case that downstream implications in design are about as important as they are in databases instead of appeal to imaginary authority?
- mckeed 5y agoAll the colors in a design are chosen to look good together. Changing one major color could necessitate changing all of them, and likely also icons and image assets. Even photos could be tuned to the contrast ratios of the design.
- toast0 5y agoChanging things that people are used to, like colors, tends to make them upset. If text used to be black and now it's almost black so something else could be darker, some of the customers are going to be grumpy.