Material You – The next stage for Material Design

Post by nahuel0x » Fri, May 21, 2021, 2:17 AM UTC

hnzix wrote: post #23

reikonomusha wrote: post #15

I can’t help but feel Google’s only consistency is in their trying to be clean, cool, and innovative, but not actually getting the details right, and ending up looking juvenile and Fisher-Price-like. On mobile, the font is too big and too ragged. The colors and shapes look like a Kleenex box aesthetic. The spacing isn’t all that great. I’m absolutely puzzled why a behemoth like Google can’t have exceptional, human de…

The wiggly sperm play progress animation is incredibly distracting. UI should never obtrude on the actual content.

Post by wutbrodo » Fri, May 21, 2021, 5:33 PM UTC

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wutbrodo wrote: post #40

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I don't have much experience with iOS products, but I recall early in smartphone history being flabbergasted by the lack of basic affordances like a notification bar, or quick settings (eg to switch wifi on/off). I'd imagine both UIs are vastly different now, so I don't think that these examples are directly relevant. But I heard so much in those days about how iOS's UI was vastly superior and was so shocked by my fi…

1) yes. but I think it's better for it and obviously plenty of others do too including apple 2) no, home screen widgets in iOS have been a feature for a while now 3) no, iOS asks me if I want to open in Apple Maps or Google Maps. I think you're conflating features and design. Whether or not there's a particular feature (turn of WIFI), is not an attribute of the design. So you can fairly say the iOS feature set was to…

Post by cpuguy83 » Sat, May 22, 2021, 1:50 PM UTC

joawowiij wrote: post #154

cpuguy83 wrote: post #152

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Have you updated? It is an alphabetical list one you go into the search box.

My phone claims that it is up to date. iOS 14.5.1 All I see is "Siri Suggestions", no alpha list.