Impeccable Style
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Impeccable Style
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#2I had to triple check which was which in the `BEFORE` and `AFTER` examples, because I can see an awful lot of things that it's made worse.
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#3I had to triple check which was which in the `BEFORE` and `AFTER` examples, because I can see an awful lot of things that it's made worse.
I agree. That thing made all the designs worse.
I think the difficulty for AI to learn this, in general, is the missing out of the day-to-day experience living as a human, because that is what shapes our viewing habits. And those are what a good graphic design interacts with.
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#4Let me pull out my 5000 px tall monitor so I can see the examples further down the page. impeccable style, really
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#5Concept seems fun, and I'm expecting we'll see a bunch of those in the next few weeks/months. UX of that specific page seems broken, however, as the container for the explanation of each "function" doesn't scroll along with the rest of the content (stays stuck at the top) and makes it impossible to see.
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#6I had to triple check which was which in the `BEFORE` and `AFTER` examples, because I can see an awful lot of things that it's made worse.
I'm glad it's not just me. One would hope that `BEFORE` and `AFTER` would imply `WORSE` and `BETTER`, but from their examples they somehow they managed to shoehorn `MEH` in there.
And if they need to explain it... ;-)
Tufte it isn't.
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#8I like the idea of this, but in the examples I thought the "Before" looked much better on all 3...
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#10replacing a metrics dashboard with text is one of the choices you could make