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It's a giant "fuck you" to accessibility in general. It reminds me of the first designer I ever worked with, who designed for pretty screenshots and put zero t

by pdpi 8mo ago

It's a giant "fuck you" to accessibility in general. It reminds me of the first designer I ever worked with, who designed for pretty screenshots and put zero thought into the actual interaction. E.g. the pervasive use of transparency means that you have text overlayed on text all over the place, so just literally can't read things.

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kitten_mittens_ 8mo ago
Turning transparency off significantly improves the look and responsiveness imo.
- pdpi 8mo ago
  That's what I did on my phone, yeah. Desktop version still feels all sorts of bad despite that.
- recursive 8mo ago
  Sounds like an improvement. Maybe in the next version, they can make this improvement the default.
layer8 8mo ago
It's not just the transparency (and distracting highlights and slow animations and inexpressive icons), but also the floating controls and other elements that make it harder to discern what is content and what is UI chrome/controls, not to mention the associated layout bugs.