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We used to present our designer with a particular webshop, when he asked what sites we frequently used and enjoyed. That site had made one change to their layou
by mrweasel 5y ago
We used to present our designer with a particular webshop, when he asked what sites we frequently used and enjoyed. That site had made one change to their layout in 12 years, they added round corners. That site was easy to navigate, everything was a simple as you can imaging, no weird icons, just text that said: "In stock/out of stock". The thing is, the site looked old, and dated, so everything good was dismissed along with the styling.
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoPart of consistency, is being consistent with current standards. That generally means working on the code to keep it looking current. But custom problems require custom solutions (for example, a Web shop for a customizable widget, that maybe also needs to have restrictions imposed by industry licensing standards), and that can be difficult to do, with standard stuff (I have had to do almost exactly that, and have the scars to prove it).