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Does the new icon need to match the old icon exactly? Was there something special about the arm length and angle?
by rcme 3y ago
Does the new icon need to match the old icon exactly? Was there something special about the arm length and angle?
- whitemary 3y agoI think the technical term is pixel f*cking. Personally, I could care less about a venture capital firm's brand identity, but I absolutely sympathize with wanting to make a technical improvement as seamless as possible, and respectful of its less technical content. Furthermore, there is a valuable art in doing so. Even something like the separation of view and model is beautiful in itself.
- parker_mountain 3y agosorry im not a native english speaker, what does "f*cking" stand for
- colanderman 3y ago"Fucking", which in this context means, "messing about with".
- colanderman 3y agoPersonally, one of the things I like best about this site is that in the ~15 years I've been here, its UI basically hasn't changed. It's refreshing in a digital world where most companies change their UIs and brand identity for seemingly no reason every few quarters. Keeping the appearance of "Y" identical is comforting.