On 09/05/10 15:17, [email protected] (Kevin Callahan) wrote:
On Sep 5, 2010, at 2:22 PM, Christopher Bort wrote:
Yes, things are grayer and a bit of color does help to
differentiate elements,
exactly -
no more visual cues - I find myself reading much more text now
in order to find something
'No more visual cues' is a bit melodramatic. The visual cues are
still there. They're just more subtle with everything the same
color. On the whole, I much prefer subtlety to an in-your-face
UI. Personally, I rely more on the text labels and hierarchical
indents anyway, whether the icons are color or gray, so the loss
of color doesn't bother me at all and I barely noticed it before
I saw this thread. I do understand that some people might prefer
color icons, but I can't see the loss of color as anything close
to the catastrophe that it's been portrayed as in this thread.
--
Christopher Bort
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<http://www.thehundredacre.net/>
Skype: topherbort
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