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Written by Volpeon on 2025-01-05 at 13:24

I think designers would do a better job of not crippling UIs in the name of aesthetics if everything on their computer was using the very UIs they created. Make them use them every day, for everything. See if they still like it so much.

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Written by Volpeon on 2025-01-05 at 13:39

I hope it's not a hot take to say that if a designer can't make their UI pretty without sacrificing usability, then they failed as a designer. The whole point of this job isn't just to make things look pretty, but to also consolidate it with specific constraints. In UI design, such a constraint is usability. Shitting all over that just means you suck at your job.

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Written by ꓤɔᴉʇɐʇS on 2025-01-05 at 14:31

@volpeon Ice cold take honestly. If your User Interface hinders the User from Interfacing than whatever it is that you made, its something other than a User Interface regardless of whether or not it resembles one.

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Written by Nova🐧✨ on 2025-01-05 at 22:06

@volpeon but how do you make a very usable UI look pretty so people will want to use it?

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Written by Eugene :emacs: :freebsd: on 2025-01-06 at 03:45

@technobaboo @volpeon But ... isn't usable UI also become a pretty UI (by default)? :dragnthinkhappy:

BTW, I saw a lot of pretty UI which is unusable.

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Written by Nova🐧✨ on 2025-01-06 at 18:55

@evgandr @volpeon not necessarily....

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