Dear Startups, Lobster is the new Comic Sans
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Dear Startups, Lobster is the new Comic Sans
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#6We will look back at our designs and sites years from now and go... "What happened to 90% of those sites?" :)
And yet, in its time, this was the shit.
Let's pour one out for the single-pixel GIF ...
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#7Lobster is a nice, versatile, _trendy_ typeface. What's wrong with that?
It was explained to me this way, "Chuck lets say that bubble sorts and bloom filters were these versatile algorithms that worked really well on a few things, but a bunch of cut-n-paste programmers started using them for every program they wrote, hello world with a bubble sort and a bloom filter, a temperature monitor with a bubble sort and a bloom filter, a file system with a bubble sort and a bloom filter, wouldn't it drive you NUTS?"
And I have to admit when I'm being honest with myself that folks who program 'cook book' style (which is to say they re-use code that kinda works and then bodge it into shape with a hack or two) do rub me the wrong way.
Apparently this is how designers feel about things like Comic Sans and the four box table layout and the any number of things that people do to put together web sites that the creator enjoys, but are not actually designed.
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#9... said the company with the awful trying-to-be-hip design.
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#10... said the company with the awful trying-to-be-hip design.