> Which is all to say, that mobile is the new baseline. > 15 percent of U.S. adults only access the internet through a mobile device. Absolutely nobody is usi

> Which is all to say, that mobile is the new baseline. > 15 percent of U.S. adults only access the internet through a mobile device. Absolutely nobody is using GitHub exclusively from their phone. As an aside, this site doesn’t work on mobile. > But there is a bigger problem. Why are there so many design systems in the first place? Because homogeneity is boring. I read the article linked about the global design system: > Many — or even most! — web developers shouldn’t need to understand many close-to-the-metal HTML concepts in order to make web applications function Next they’re gonna say that web developers shouldn’t need to know how to code. HTML isn’t low level. > For the love of God, why is there more than one way for me to provide my shipping address on the internet? For fun? The screenshot shows 3 perfectly good looking forms. I have never ONCE struggled to input my address into a form.