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The problem, to my eye, is lack of contrast. It’s something I’ve started to notice more and more in modern designs — grey dividing lines/objects that are too cl
by smitelli 2y ago
The problem, to my eye, is lack of contrast. It’s something I’ve started to notice more and more in modern designs — grey dividing lines/objects that are too close to the light background, failing to stand out.
My hypothesis is that the designers and developers are all using $3k MacBooks with the ultra high quality screens that can reproduce colors that humankind could never have imagined, while I’m using a ten year old piece of crap LCD monitor that seems to be staying alive simply to spite me.
Either that, or I’m getting old and my vision is starting to slowly fade.
- weaksauce 2y agocould be the latter. i lost clear vision gradually until not being able to read the tv was an in your face moment of clarity.
- gonational 2y agoWow, you are very right. I use a $3k MacBook with high def display / great color, and I use very faint dividers, backgrounds, etc.