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> Don't try to be smart when it comes to accessibility. “Don't try to be smart” alone is good advice in general and everywhere. Also in UI “don’t try to be ori
by f1shy 2y ago
> Don't try to be smart when it comes to accessibility.
“Don't try to be smart” alone is good advice in general and everywhere. Also in UI “don’t try to be original”
- afandian 2y agoThe BBC site has a "search box" that's actually a button that brings up the real search box. Always feels confusing. At least it's consistent across News / Sounds / iPlayer.
- eCa 2y agoThis is becoming more and more common. Can’t say I’m a fan either.
- josephg 2y agoI prefer the line: “make it as simple as possible, but no simpler” Sometimes complexity is simply the right tool for the job. Complexity is essential and valuable in all sorts of places - like fuzzers, LLMs, compilers, rendering engines, kernel schedulers and so on. But projects only have so much complexity budget to spend. I think I've spent my whole career trying to figure out how to spend complexity wisely. And I could spend decades more on it.