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Personally, I like the Apple ones. I’m partially sighted, so I should probably want the stronger visual design, but I don’t. What I prefer is consistency with
by the_other 3y ago
Personally, I like the Apple ones. I’m partially sighted, so I should probably want the stronger visual design, but I don’t.
What I prefer is consistency with the OS. My OS is my main tool for interacting with the digital realm. My life would be easier if the conventions were more evenly applied. Custom scrollbars concern me that my OS defaults are being overriden: will the field scroll at the expected speed; can I flick it and catch it as I’m used to; is the scale expressive of content size?
Custom scrollbars tell me that the developer doesn’t care about me, they care more about their brand manager and their pay check. This suggests the product they represent wont suit me.
Along with intrusive pop-ups, subscription overlays, and “we value your privacy”, it’s a clear sign I should not engage with that provder.