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#charms .charms-header a.win-command span.win-commandimage.win-commandringI'm not trying to be a hater or a downer, I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now. As Gob would say, "COME ON!"
This is an abomination. Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties? Not to mention that the design here is very poorly executed, and as someone else mentioned the responsiveness doesn't even work. I'm not trying to be a hater or a downer, I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now. As Gob would say, "COME ON!"
No, that's why the framework appears to include a lot more than that.
The edges are rough but this is great. I've really warmed to the whole metro look when it's done right and I look forward to where this goes. White text/icons on block color squares works beautifully and looks "cool". This could be bigger than Twitter Bootstrap if done right.
The Metro UI is awesome for touch devices, but mostly just flat out bad and wrong for anything else.
This is an abomination. Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties? Not to mention that the design here is very poorly executed, and as someone else mentioned the responsiveness doesn't even work. I'm not trying to be a hater or a downer, I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now. As Gob would say, "COME ON!"
> Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties? No, that's why the framework appears to include a lot more than that.
I wish Microsoft devs would go the Twitter route and release a Metro equivalent of Twitter Bootstrap. They must certainly be using some internal framework.
This is an abomination. Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties? Not to mention that the design here is very poorly executed, and as someone else mentioned the responsiveness doesn't even work. I'm not trying to be a hater or a downer, I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now. As Gob would say, "COME ON!"
That's pretty rude.
> Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties?
This story is on the front page, so there are obviously some folk who would. I quite like it, and if it improves as a result of positive feedback, that'll be great. Your feedback has not been positive.
> I'm not trying to be a hater or a downer
Yes, yes you are. Or perhaps you meant "I am being a hater and a downer but I'm hardly having to put any effort into it".
> I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now.
I can't believe this is the state of commenting right now. Ah, wait, no, this is just your comment and is not 'the state of commenting'.
As I would say, "COME ON!".
This is an abomination. Do we honestly need a "framework" to use the background-color and float properties? Not to mention that the design here is very poorly executed, and as someone else mentioned the responsiveness doesn't even work. I'm not trying to be a hater or a downer, I just can't believe that this is the state of web design right now. As Gob would say, "COME ON!"
You should really take the time to polish this first. That incorrectly scaled screenshot on the first page was enough for me to dismiss this.