> there is nothing wrong with the design per se Only in a limited functional sense. But it looks ugly, and the actual content consists of a bunch of standard c

> there is nothing wrong with the design per se Only in a limited functional sense. But it looks ugly, and the actual content consists of a bunch of standard components without any clue as to how to make them work together visually, while the guidelines is just a handful of one-liners, with some bad grammar advice thrown in. It focuses on minutiae, while handwaiving the larger picture.