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It's pretty much the modern equivalent of the argument for always underlining links to communicate that it can be clicked. Dustin Curtis's flat approach to but
by kmfrk 14y ago
It's pretty much the modern equivalent of the argument for always underlining links to communicate that it can be clicked.
Dustin Curtis's flat approach to buttons and links is to use rounded borders: http://svbtle.com http://svbtle.com. This will probably be how buttons will - and should - work in a flat design.
- hayksaakian 14y agoOn the underline thing. While its not a need to have, it helps me recognize links without thinking.
- kmfrk 14y agoIt's always a great rule of thumb. Especially with touch devices that obviate :hover-based signalling.
- snogglethorpe 14y ago> Dustin Curtis's flat approach to buttons and links is to use rounded borders: http://svbtle.com http://svbtle.com Of course, they're so dim that I can barely see them at all... ><