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What you're talking about is "juicy" design. It's what takes UX up a notch and makes applications a pleasure to use, similar to games. I think what people are
by prohobo 4y ago
What you're talking about is "juicy" design. It's what takes UX up a notch and makes applications a pleasure to use, similar to games.
I think what people are trying to do is combine the legibility of Windows 98 design with the juiciness of modern UIs, which as far as I know hasn't been done yet and is why this keeps getting brought up.