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Are there functional benefits of blurriness other than just being aesthetically pleasing or "cutting edge," as the author claims?
by jkw 12y ago
Are there functional benefits of blurriness other than just being aesthetically pleasing or "cutting edge," as the author claims?
- joelunger 12y agoI think it tends to allow more color to come through in an otherwise sea of gray panels. Visually differentiating panels is not just aesthetics, but usability.
- 3rd3 12y agoI think it's safe to say that it only has a marginal functional advantage; it merely gives you slightly more information about what is going on in the background. It's pleasing to look at because our eyes are used to all kinds of light interactions between objects. Its main purpose however is probably to communicate technological advancement in order to increase interest in their product.