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My favourite part about these is that if you take these interfaces, anti-alias the fonts and add some colours to the UI widgets, you get a modern-day interface.
by alxlaz 4y ago
My favourite part about these is that if you take these interfaces, anti-alias the fonts and add some colours to the UI widgets, you get a modern-day interface. Minus the animation, so probably faster.
40 years of UX "development" and we've eventually come back to where it all started, except slower. Yay.
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- spacemanmatt 4y agoIt's almost like they integrated product design with usability and other human factors...all in one fell swoop. This smacks of brilliant solo design, if not a very, very tight team.
- formerly_proven 4y agoIf YouTube comments are to be believed... > I'm the guy who designed that whole touchscreen (hw, sw, fonts, html+pdf-like markup, menuing system) as a kid a couple years out of college. I left the startup before they got into production, so have never seen a full system in action... very cool to see your vid! Looks like we both live in INLAND NW area. If so, might there be a way to come by and see it sometime? In any case, this is incredibly cool (and I can't quite shake the feeling that the UI design was inspired by one of the early Alien movies).