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by zozbot234
1385 days ago
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Information hierarchy is relative. You can totally allow for it within a denser layout, in fact traditional dense GUI's and text layouts pay a lot of attention to proper hierarchy. Where whitespace seems to be inescapable is for separating active elements of a layout, to avoid unintended touches. |
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Usually, the biggest problem a piece of software has is adoption. People are far less likely to adopt your software if the first time they look at it, it looks like a huge complex mess. The sales people certainly won't want to present software like that to potential customers.