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lol, no no, I do not doubt that it matters, but wikepedia does not look so good does it? Or say, timesonline, or some other websites which kind of look horrible
by Ardit20 17y ago
lol, no no, I do not doubt that it matters, but wikepedia does not look so good does it? Or say, timesonline, or some other websites which kind of look horrible, like a sales letter.
It might matter if you are a shop perhaps, but otherwise do people care as long as it has what they want and of course it does not look absolutely awful, but not absolutely sharp either.
- mixmax 17y agoRemember that sites that look like they haven't been designed are often the best designed ones. Wikipedia is a good example. It's simple and easy to navigate and it doesn't hurt your eyes. Google is another prominent example, it looks like it was just thrown together, but in reality it's highly designed to look simple. Did you ever notice the dropshadow in the Google logo? Did you know that the blue line at the top has been chosen as the best one out of 45 shades of blue?