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Post by John Titor on Feb 27, 2019 4:10:05 GMT 10
The old designs of phone interfaces
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Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 1, 2019 16:53:40 GMT 10
I don't really have much of an opinion on them, to be honest.
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Post by John Titor on Mar 2, 2019 10:13:53 GMT 10
I was never the biggest fan
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Post by al on Mar 14, 2019 9:02:52 GMT 10
I don't know about phones but I think certain websites have changed for the worse. Sometimes they're just unnecessarily complicated and often don't work. Or like in the case of Facebook, have reformatted and lost their appeal.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 14, 2019 9:12:39 GMT 10
I don't know about phones but I think certain websites have changed for the worse. Sometimes they're just unnecessarily complicated and often don't work. Or like in the case of Facebook, have reformatted and lost their appeal. I would definitely have to agree in regards to Facebook. I'm not sure if you or anyone else has encountered this, but I always find Facebook to be really laggy (at least via Desktop anyway). It can take ages for my newsfeed to load and sometimes the notification button doesn't work at all when you click on it. It's something that has been happening to me for the past couple of years.
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Post by al on Mar 14, 2019 9:25:12 GMT 10
I would definitely have to agree in regards to Facebook. I'm not sure if you or anyone else has encountered this, but I always find Facebook to be really laggy (at least via Desktop anyway). It can take ages for my newsfeed to load and sometimes the notification button doesn't work at all when you click on it. It's something that has been happening to me for the past couple of years. Yes. I blame the algorithm that sorts everything. Back when it just displayed things in a linear fashion as they were posted, they just came up without any delay.
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Post by John Titor on Mar 15, 2019 14:16:09 GMT 10
the tens sucked for interfaces
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Post by astropoug on Apr 4, 2022 16:45:45 GMT 10
I absolutely do. I miss skeuomorphism and Frutiger Aero. So much better than modern oversimplified logos and Blob Web aesthetics. I miss when desktop operating systems were actually made to be desktop operating systems rather than having mobile features shoehorned in. Windows 7 is one of the best versions of Windows. I also really liked the aesthetic of mobile operating systems back then. The aesthetic of Android 3 Honeycomb has to be my favorite mobile operating system aesthetic of all time. Websites also looked much better, like YouTube, which still had customizable channels until 2013 with the stupid fucking YouTube One update.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2022 15:14:58 GMT 10
I absolutely do. I miss skeuomorphism and Frutiger Aero. So much better than modern oversimplified logos and Blob Web aesthetics. I miss when desktop operating systems were actually made to be desktop operating systems rather than having mobile features shoehorned in. Windows 7 is one of the best versions of Windows. I also really liked the aesthetic of mobile operating systems back then. The aesthetic of Android 3 Honeycomb has to be my favorite mobile operating system aesthetic of all time. Websites also looked much better, like YouTube, which still had customizable channels until 2013 with the stupid fucking YouTube One update. Skeumorphism was a 2000s trend, not an early 2020s trend. You already had the flat colorful design in the early 2010s. Just look at the Pepsi logo which changed in 2008. There is a commercial for it in 2009 which is completely flat. The flat anti-skeumorphism trend started around 2008. Only smartphones held on to the outdated design since they were new and didn't get updated yet. People cared more about having a smartphone rather than having a modern design. So looking at smartphones as an example is not good. Windows 8 was in development throughout all the early 2010s and that flat design was always the design Microsoft had in mind in order to be touch friendly. This all happened WAY before the mid 2010s, had its roots in the late 2000s... The best year to pinpoint for when design started shifting away from the 3D look into a more flat look was 2008..
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Post by astropoug on Apr 13, 2022 20:32:19 GMT 10
I absolutely do. I miss skeuomorphism and Frutiger Aero. So much better than modern oversimplified logos and Blob Web aesthetics. I miss when desktop operating systems were actually made to be desktop operating systems rather than having mobile features shoehorned in. Windows 7 is one of the best versions of Windows. I also really liked the aesthetic of mobile operating systems back then. The aesthetic of Android 3 Honeycomb has to be my favorite mobile operating system aesthetic of all time. Websites also looked much better, like YouTube, which still had customizable channels until 2013 with the stupid fucking YouTube One update. Skeumorphism was a 2000s trend, not an early 2020s trend. You already had the flat colorful design in the early 2010s. Just look at the Pepsi logo which changed in 2008. There is a commercial for it in 2009 which is completely flat. The flat anti-skeumorphism trend started around 2008. Only smartphones held on to the outdated design since they were new and didn't get updated yet. People cared more about having a smartphone rather than having a modern design. So looking at smartphones as an example is not good. Windows 8 was in development throughout all the early 2010s and that flat design was always the design Microsoft had in mind in order to be touch friendly. This all happened WAY before the mid 2010s, had its roots in the late 2000s... The best year to pinpoint for when design started shifting away from the 3D look into a more flat look was 2008.. Skeuomorphic interfaces were still dominant through much of the era. Even if not to the same extent as the mid-late 00s, they still dominated UX design.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Apr 16, 2022 1:18:46 GMT 10
I absolutely do. I miss skeuomorphism and Frutiger Aero. So much better than modern oversimplified logos and Blob Web aesthetics. I miss when desktop operating systems were actually made to be desktop operating systems rather than having mobile features shoehorned in. Windows 7 is one of the best versions of Windows. I also really liked the aesthetic of mobile operating systems back then. The aesthetic of Android 3 Honeycomb has to be my favorite mobile operating system aesthetic of all time. Websites also looked much better, like YouTube, which still had customizable channels until 2013 with the stupid fucking YouTube One update. Skeumorphism was a 2000s trend, not an early 2020s trend. You already had the flat colorful design in the early 2010s. Just look at the Pepsi logo which changed in 2008. There is a commercial for it in 2009 which is completely flat. The flat anti-skeumorphism trend started around 2008. Only smartphones held on to the outdated design since they were new and didn't get updated yet. People cared more about having a smartphone rather than having a modern design. So looking at smartphones as an example is not good. Windows 8 was in development throughout all the early 2010s and that flat design was always the design Microsoft had in mind in order to be touch friendly. This all happened WAY before the mid 2010s, had its roots in the late 2000s... The best year to pinpoint for when design started shifting away from the 3D look into a more flat look was 2008.. early 10s was the shift tho, by NY 2014 flat design took over completely. 2021 started shifting away from fully flat design tho with Windows 11, MacOS Monterrey and Android 12, now we got a mix of the two with "skeuominimalism". I actually like it better than full-on skeuo or minimalism.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2022 6:50:41 GMT 10
Skeumorphism was a 2000s trend, not an early 2020s trend. You already had the flat colorful design in the early 2010s. Just look at the Pepsi logo which changed in 2008. There is a commercial for it in 2009 which is completely flat. The flat anti-skeumorphism trend started around 2008. Only smartphones held on to the outdated design since they were new and didn't get updated yet. People cared more about having a smartphone rather than having a modern design. So looking at smartphones as an example is not good. Windows 8 was in development throughout all the early 2010s and that flat design was always the design Microsoft had in mind in order to be touch friendly. This all happened WAY before the mid 2010s, had its roots in the late 2000s... The best year to pinpoint for when design started shifting away from the 3D look into a more flat look was 2008.. early 10s was the shift tho, by NY 2014 flat design took over completely. 2021 started shifting away from fully flat design tho with Windows 11, MacOS Monterrey and Android 12, now we got a mix of the two with "skeuominimalism". I actually like it better than full-on skeuo or minimalism. I like full skeuo more
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Post by John Titor on Apr 16, 2022 7:08:40 GMT 10
early 10s was the shift tho, by NY 2014 flat design took over completely. 2021 started shifting away from fully flat design tho with Windows 11, MacOS Monterrey and Android 12, now we got a mix of the two with "skeuominimalism". I actually like it better than full-on skeuo or minimalism. I like full skeuo more Right now U/X builders are afraid to cross completely in skeuomorphism so they dipping their toe for the time being
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2022 13:28:23 GMT 10
Right now U/X builders are afraid to cross completely in skeuomorphism so they dipping their toe for the time being It's better than pure flatness at least. But full skeuo will eventually need to come to fruition because of VR.
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