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That's very interesting indeed. In the old days Microsoft was creating an icon and everybody used that, otherwise people would not understand what a given butt
by piokoch 12y ago
That's very interesting indeed.
In the old days Microsoft was creating an icon and everybody used that, otherwise people would not understand what a given button is doing. Web and mobile devices with multiple os changed all that.
Another thing is how much iconized guis are. In theory it would be enough to create an icon with "Share" written on it. Nobody even tries that now, not even icon + text.
This is also a beautiful example of how much text/speech is sometimes more powerfull then picture. It seems that not always "picture is worth a thousand words".