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The CSS needs some cleaning up, I can see a few little issues, but I personally like the new style a tad better. I get the whole hackernews/reddit meme of "thou
by betterth 14y ago
The CSS needs some cleaning up, I can see a few little issues, but I personally like the new style a tad better. I get the whole hackernews/reddit meme of "thou shalt design the most basic UI and never change it", but these days it feels more like an "engineers idea of a minimum viable UI" instead of a "well-designed, minimalist, useful UI".
This looks good, and while I won't call it better quite yet, I have no strong desire to turn it off, good work!
EDIT: On the mainpage, I dislike the X's that are attached to the right, they're near invisible and then you rollover and all kinds of contrasty things pop up. Also, I dislike the rolldowns for user names. They're unresponsive and you have to click to make them roll-up. As such, they get in the way.
- tommoor 14y agoThanks for the feedback, The crosses are definitely supposed to be hidden away and not something that you would use all of the time. For the username rolldown's, it is a shame they can't work a bit faster but it's just the nature of the beast - I've added a delay so it is harder to trigger them by accident.
- e_proxus 14y agoWhy not let the users run their own CSS if they want to? I like to use the Georgify user script: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ofjfdfaleomlfanfehgblppafkijjhmi https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ofjfdfaleomlfanfeh... It's not very compatible with your addon, unfortunately.
- betterth 14y agoI think you may have misunderstood: If I rollover a username, it drops down a popup. If I move away from the username, the pop-up remains. It notices my onMouseOver to instantly rolldown, but ignores my onMouseOut when I leave. This disparity in behavior is frustrating, why is activation onMouseOver, but deactivation requires a full click white space to change focus? It should be click on/click off or roll on/roll off, IMO.