NO MORE FUCKING POP UPS!
If you feel like there is an important message you definetely shall convey in an overlaying window, GUESS ONCE MORE FUCKFACE.
If you didn’t design your primary UI to inform me of something you find so important YOU DESIGNED IT WRONG.
Not only I should grab a mouse to interact with your ANNOYING BULLSHIT, you actually BLOCK MY SIGHT and usually TAKE FOCUS AND CONTROL from ME. Did I consent, on MY MACHINE, that a greasy son of an ass hooks into my system and randomly alt-tabs elsewhere when I work? I DID NOT.
The only pop up I want to see is the one about YOUR MOTHERFUCKING FUNERAL YOU BLISTERING CAVITY OF A HUMAN. Another one of your silly notifications and YOU ARE DEAD MEAT WALKING. You’d think I am joking but this time I AM PRETTY CLEARLY NOT.
papalonian@lemmy.world 1 day ago
See I like rounded corners. Give me a couple pixel’s worth of a radius and I’m happy.
Giant bubble boxes I do not like. When four corners meet, there should hardly be a noticeable gap in the corners; anything more than that is too much.
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YoSoySnekBoi@kbin.earth 1 day ago
See this is my main gripe with modern UI systems. Liquid Glass, One UI, and especially Material You all suffer from the giant, unnecessarily rounded boxes and buttons with tiny text trend.
I'm all for having a click target, but do I really need 48px of padding on a 12px font? Material You is the worst offender imo. I love GrapheneOS but god I hate the Material themed UI.
ProfessorProteus@lemmy.world 1 day ago
It’s like the UI equivalent of that awful art style, “corporate Memphis” I think. I almost vomit every time I see it
LodeMike@lemmy.today 1 day ago
It’s better than missing the button entirely, but in general that can be solved by not putting a clickable done directly behind it.
Zwiebel@feddit.org 22 hours ago
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You mean the buttons whose padding just ate the uselessly empty space around them? I don’t see the big deal honestly
Jesus_666@lemmy.world 1 day ago
Yeah, without any rounding you end up with Modern UI aka Metro. And that was an atrocity. Even Windows 3.1 had very slightly rounded buttons.
A sensible amount of rounding without ridiculous amounts of empty space is the way to go.