5 ms·
Agreed. The "brutalism" in web design takes only the superficial look but forgets about the philosophy of nakedness and honesty. How would that translate to th
by dcz_self 4y ago
Agreed. The "brutalism" in web design takes only the superficial look but forgets about the philosophy of nakedness and honesty.
How would that translate to the Web? IMO by blurring the distinction between the rendered page and the page source. Nothing to hide!
I went ahead and did just that on my own blog: https://dcz_self.gitlab.io/posts/brutalism/ https://dcz_self.gitlab.io/posts/brutalism/
- 2b3a51 4y agoI rather like that layout, no js and the page navigation passes the 'readable on an ancient blackberry classic Web browser' test. Well done.
- mcv 4y agoYeah. Sounds like true web brutalism would mean little to no styling. Just plain Times New Roman everywhere. Black text on grey or white, blue/purple links, etc. Apart from the font (which would probably be going a bit too far for many people), your blog is an excellent example.