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Hah, as a designer I enjoyed that more than I was expecting... It does raise a lot of questions of methodology and bureaucracy.
by Tyrant505 14y ago
Hah, as a designer I enjoyed that more than I was expecting... It does raise a lot of questions of methodology and bureaucracy.
- andraconda 14y agoThe Microsoft you speak of is the one that existed a decade ago. It has changed significantly in recent years. Its the one leading the design with skeumorphic layouts. Has some of the coolest products out there. They may not be financial success, but very well designed.
- Centigonal 14y agoSkeumorphic? I'm not sure the metro-UI tiles have any real-world counterpart. EDIT: In fact, Andrew Kim himself makes the point for me: http://bit.ly/VfSQ7T http://bit.ly/VfSQ7T
- tucosan 14y agoI guess you meant it the other way around: "Its the one leading the design with minimal layouts." E.g. Metro UI. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeuomorph http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeuomorph thats what Apple is famous for, e.g. with their calendar app.