> I've never been a fan over overly dense applications, unless they are purpose built tools. Thing is it doesn't look super-dense. It's just space efficient le

> I've never been a fan over overly dense applications, unless they are purpose built tools. Thing is it doesn't look super-dense. It's just space efficient let's say. Our UI components, based on Win32, makes it quite easy to have relatively dense UIs that's don't look cluttered or busy. Like I said I'm sure you can do it using HTML and CSS, it just seems not to be done often. That said it's absolutely a specialized application. At least 99% of our windows/views would make zero sense on a mobile or tablet. > Do keep accessibility in mind, some of us zoom up a couple steps on many sites. Yeah we had to manually implement font scaling, before Microsoft added it to Windows. Certainly something we will support going to the web.