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I don't know if this is "beautifully designed" - more like "sparsely and starkly designed, which conforms to someone's particular idea of beauty".
by californiaguy2 17y ago
I don't know if this is "beautifully designed" - more like "sparsely and starkly designed, which conforms to someone's particular idea of beauty".
- unalone 17y agoI'm sorry. I will never use an adjective again. For the record, I don't think the design is sparse or stark. For me, sparse is something like NowDoThis, and stark is something like Daring Fireball. But if it conforms to your particular ideas of sparsity and starkness... The front page isn't the wow factor here. The profiles are absolutely beautiful. Check out http://www.daytum.com/feltron http://www.daytum.com/feltron. Then check out the bar graph on http://www.daytum.com/feltron/page/10835 http://www.daytum.com/feltron/page/10835, and see what happens when you hover over elements. There are a few dozen different output options available, and they're all displayed terrifically. The interface for the logged-in user is similarly unique and beautiful. It's a perfect example of an interface that's interesting and singular not because it's trying to be particularly aesthetic but because its goals require a unique approach.
- californiaguy2 17y agoThe use of words instead of numbers to indicate integer values is especially annoying to me.