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by roc
5019 days ago
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Links have more subtle affordances that make them stand out from web text and few people have a problem navigating that. Microsoft's problem isn't inherent in having a 'flat' design. It arises because of their alternately uniform (outlook), and seemingly arbitrary (metro desktop), color, contrast, layout and font-weight choices. They could conceivably shift to a design-language where those attributes could be used to hint at interactivity at least as well as a big shiny buttons. |
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