print designs doing bad web design
print designs doing bad web design
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- ihavenomouth0
I didn't want to spell out what I don't like about them, interested to hear your thoughts first.
But, let's take Design Assembly:
– hard to read... it's all in italic!
– no indication of what is a link and what isn't, i don't want to have to rollover every single line of text to work out what i can click
– custom ui elements for no particular reason (they've totally broken the submit button for example, it doesn't even have a rollover state)"graphicthoughtfacility & bilbliotheque don´t need to show some web design skills on their own site.. their work is the spotlight."
But if the sites were better designed, wouldn't it showcase their work better? Like TResudek said, the scrollbars on the Biblio site are killing it, for example.