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I prefer bevels for that. In particular, I grew up with the Amiga's "3-D look" where embossed = interactive and recessed = informative https://archive.org/detai
by chriswarbo 11mo ago
I prefer bevels for that. In particular, I grew up with the Amiga's "3-D look" where embossed = interactive and recessed = informative https://archive.org/details/amiga-user-interface-style-guide/page/20/mode/2up https://archive.org/details/amiga-user-interface-style-guide...
On a similar note, fuck the "flat" designs which make buttons indistinguishable.
I've even seen UIs which do use bevels on buttons; but only when hovered-over! I don't want to scan my pointer across the screen hoping to find something interactive, like I'm struggling on Monkey Island!
- kragen 11mo agoBevels are indeed very helpful for that. Mystery-meat navigation has been a UI design problem for a long time.