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Others have commented on the excessive padding, there seems to be a cycle of increasing and decreasing the padding at Microsoft. Anyway, I welcome this effort.
by captainmuon 3y ago
Others have commented on the excessive padding, there seems to be a cycle of increasing and decreasing the padding at Microsoft.
Anyway, I welcome this effort. It will be very beneficial for fluent design if Microsoft tries to apply it to a serious app like Visual Studio. The current state is fine for smaller apps, simple list-detail views and so on. But there are a couple of problems for larger, productivity style apps. The menu bar is needlessly spacey, there are no rich list/detail views a la Explorer, keyboard navigation is tricky... If Microsoft is going all in on Fluent (with Office, Explorer, Terminal, Visual Studio), they will hit these limitations. And I hope that the new widgets they are developing will soon be available for others as well.
- no_time 3y agoWhen was the time they decreased padding? I remember MS products being fairly consistent up until Win8, then it went all downhill with the fisher price tablet BS.