I can't get over how quant https://rondesantis.com/ is – it's like they time-travelled an intern from 2005 to do it.
"I’m running for president because decline is a choice" is a great slogan though.
Typography 2024: For America’s Best
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#32> The website blends the 1970s classic Grouch with possible future classic Glacial Indifference. (Based on those font names, I’m detecting that Hutchinson may be the victim of a prank by a web designer less loyal than Brad Parscale.)
1. Incredible article
2. Whoever built this website and did this, I salute you
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#33But I'm guessing none of the candidate websites opted to show links as undifferentiated text with the º symbol.
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#34But I'm guessing none of the candidate websites opted to show links as undifferentiated text with the º symbol.
Oh, is that what those circles sprinkled liberally around the text of the article were? Reading this on a phone, I was completely mystified by them. Thought it was some font rendering issue.
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#35The site's choice of using a degree symbol to represent anchor links needs to be ripped apart.
It IS seemingly needlessly nonstandard, but I’ll actually take it over the infuriating default all so-called “UX designers” insist on today, which is links differentiated solely by color, and an almost identical color to the surrounding text. Underlines are great. Using a recognizable color is great. The fact that it makes links stick out is a feature, not a bug. continues to bang head on table
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
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Please don't take HN threads into political flamewar. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.