ESPECIALLY about the goddamn subjectlines oh my GOD.
Also the padding is different, so top level comments are further to the left than they used to be, so I keep reading second-tier comments as top-level comments. I miss the alternating shades of blue between comments because that really helped mentally organize a thread while you were reading it. And I feel like everything is too...clean. There is just too much whitespace now and I keep getting lost in it.
Oh man, really? In what way has it suddenly become less accessible for them?
I guess I don't mind the "mouseover comments for options" thing too much, but that one bright blue at the bottom feels very necessary for me to separate the comments section from the sitemap.
The biggest is something about the way text to speech programs work, from what I've read. The new layout makes it hard for them to get information about navigation features - probably because of all those fancy hover features, I'm guessing.
I also don't like the new default font, but that's just me being pedantic.
I didn't even notice the change in subject lines. OMG, WTF!!!! :(
If you collect a lot of userpics, when you go to comment or reply to comment, all the little piccies have to load and most of us rely on the keywords to just scroll through quickly. UGH!
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ESPECIALLY about the goddamn subjectlines oh my GOD.
Also the padding is different, so top level comments are further to the left than they used to be, so I keep reading second-tier comments as top-level comments. I miss the alternating shades of blue between comments because that really helped mentally organize a thread while you were reading it. And I feel like everything is too...clean. There is just too much whitespace now and I keep getting lost in it.
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I understand some designers worship at the altar of whitespace, but, fuck, there is such a thing as too much of anything, guys.
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I guess I don't mind the "mouseover comments for options" thing too much, but that one bright blue at the bottom feels very necessary for me to separate the comments section from the sitemap.
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I also don't like the new default font, but that's just me being pedantic.
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IT'S TOO MUCH
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Google's aesthetic sense only works because they fill their whitespace suitably.
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If you collect a lot of userpics, when you go to comment or reply to comment, all the little piccies have to load and most of us rely on the keywords to just scroll through quickly. UGH!
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