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Making everything illegible is necessary, so they can sell you a legible design as the next big revolution. Just not in one step. The return to legibility wil
by tempodox 1y ago
Making everything illegible is necessary, so they can sell you a legible design as the next big revolution. Just not in one step. The return to legibility will be a multi part story with cliffhangers, betrayals and everything else it takes to keep you hooked and Apple in the news.
- brookst 1y agoThe world isn’t that conspiratorial. The designers on Liquid Glass are proud of it, and also disappointed that some of the design system did not make it into v1.0 code, so the reality is less legible than the designs indicated. There is no designer in the world making bad designs as part of some conspiracy to enable their employer to launch improved designs several years later. There’s no company that operates that way.
- saurik 1y agoMaybe legibility should be a ship condition on the first version of the code, not some final destination to eventually achieve. Or like, maybe they need to actually say that, when they claim this is the culmination of years of thought and effort, and that this is clearly the most amazing design ever, that they don't mean the thing they are actually pointing at.
- DaiPlusPlus 1y ago> There is no designer in the world making bad designs as part of some conspiracy to enable their employer to launch improved designs several years later. There’s no company that operates that way. New Coke / Coke Classic Windows Vista / Windows 7 Office 2007 / Office 2010
- timeon 1y ago> Windows Vista / Windows 7 It was same ugly design. But bug fixes are natural for later versions.
- brookst 1y agoYou honestly think the people working on those did a bad job intentionally, and the companies took big PR and revenue hits intentionally, just so they could save the day years later?