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First reaction: "Do Not Want ><" It does look a lot more like G+, latest G-Doc and so on, so it feels like a natural evolution of it, but I don't like that sud
by imrehg 15y ago
First reaction: "Do Not Want ><"
It does look a lot more like G+, latest G-Doc and so on, so it feels like a natural evolution of it, but I don't like that suddenly everything became so big and sparse. I want to manage my emails and last time I checked I had a buttload of them, don't need something that makes me scroll x3 more than I already have now... Sure it looks prettier but is it more usable? I wouldn't bet on that.
Though I guess it's going to be the same as any redesign people don't like - lots of complaints and everyone will forget about it sooner rather than later.....
- joshma 15y agoIf you've seen the other videos, they seemed to have heard users' concerns. There's a dropdown to control density, and on top of that density is automatically adjusted based on windows size. So shrinking a window naturally causes the UI to collapse, complete with subtle animations as it does so.
- TruthElixirX 15y agoYeah, the huge sparse white space is killing me. I don't have a lot of money so I am rocking a 22" screen at 1680 x 1050. I try to squeeze every last bit of screen real estate out of it. Hopefully someone will make a Firefox plugin to make it look like the old style.
- eco 15y agoThere is a drop down to control the information density.