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> Buttons can make or break your brand. Buttons can be your sites most recognizable brand element besides your logo. A well designed, unique button style can b
by SeanLuke 14y ago
> Buttons can make or break your brand. Buttons can be your sites most recognizable brand element besides your logo. A well designed, unique button style can be the key to establishing and maintaining trust in your site.
Well, I had absolutely no idea on any of the buttons. So I'm:
> 0 - Congrats. you’re normal, not an internet nerd like the rest of us.
Perhaps that should be better written as:
> 0 - Congrats, you are strong evidence against my claim
- jacalata 14y agoSame, I got 0. Even after he mentioned amazon, I went back and looked and couldn't see anything that made me think of amazon. For context, I visit amazon maybe once a week.
- Leszek 14y agoAlso the same. I could sort of recognise the Amazon one once I knew which one it was, but even then I wasn't 100% sure.
- aaronsnoswell 14y agoI also couldn't guess any of them.
- cowsaysoink 14y agoI guessed microsoft correctly (because of the flatness) but the rest I had no clue.
- baddox 14y agoI don't see how it's evidence against his claim, since he's not saying that certain companies do this perfectly. Surely you would agree that it would be better to have a button style that you would instantly recognize (all else being equal, of course).
- readme 14y agoI didn't recognize any of the buttons either. Personally, it matters to me if a button is readable and doesn't look like absolute garbage. Telling me I'm not an internet geek just because I didn't remember the buttons? THE NERVE!