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Feedback on the Listr (ugh, that name) re-imagining: the little icons weren't particularly informative in the original, but at least there was some text to try
by jff 14y ago
Feedback on the Listr (ugh, that name) re-imagining: the little icons weren't particularly informative in the original, but at least there was some text to try and explain. Now I get to guess what each icon means, plus instead of everything fitting on one screen, you apparently must scroll down to select e.g. "Projects".
By the way, what is up with every project talking about "beautiful"? "Beautiful Javascript", "Beautiful native apps", "Beautiful text icons", etc. Is this just the Steve Jobs school of selling?
- mmuro 14y agoApparently they've been taking tips from Google. "Sometimes obscure icons with no names? We love that shit.' -- Google UI team
- mnicole 14y agoMy exact thoughts on the "re-imagination". Drop-shadows on disabled-looking and misappropriated icons that wouldn't even have made sense on the original had there not been labels for them.
- exogen 14y agoAgreed. On the left I saw an app I'd use, and on the right I saw an app I wouldn't use. Nothing wrong with the project, but a bad example.