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That's the kind of thing you do not for the users but because of your own standards, and even if no one else appreciates it, you always do.
by cainxinth 1y ago
That's the kind of thing you do not for the users but because of your own standards, and even if no one else appreciates it, you always do.
- masswerk 1y agoThat's totally correct! I once replaced some blurry scans from the 6502 manual by SVG versions, and, while I was at it, I coded them by hand (really, because for this particular job it seemed easier than doing it in a drawing program.) While nobody will notice, it's satisfactory. [1] https://www.masswerk.at/6502/6502_instruction_set.html#stack https://www.masswerk.at/6502/6502_instruction_set.html#stack
- ale42 1y agoNobody will notice, because that's how it should be... personally I often notice when it's bad: blurry plots, JPEG noise that should not be there, and so on, and think "oh no, another one who has no idea about how to do images properly..."
- the_other 1y agoUsers definitely benefit from: - smaller file sizes - dark mode - readable text - selectable text
- oneeyedpigeon 1y ago90% of your users will benefit from it without even realising. 9.9% will silently appreciate it. If you're lucky, the remaining 0.1% will tell you they appreciate it!