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[[File:Modern UI rule №6.png|thumb|Software employing the ''Modern UI rule'' ''#6''.]] | [[File:Modern UI rule №6.png|thumb|Software employing the ''Modern UI rule'' ''#6''.]] | ||
'''Modern UI rule #1:''' Confuse the user. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #2:''' Force the user to buy larger screen. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #3:''' Make customizing UI f*cking hard. | |||
:'''Rule #3 note:''' Make it impossible, if possible. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #4:''' Use Emoji, not icons. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #5:''' Reimplement Emoji rendering. Using system font renderer is boring. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #6:''' Let your users explore the UI. For example, hide important stuff to hamburger menus. The users will then need to explore the UI. | |||
'''Modern UI rule #7:''' Buttons look best when disguised as non-clickable text. | |||
Revision as of 16:48, 18 January 2025
Modern UI rule #1: Confuse the user.
Modern UI rule #2: Force the user to buy larger screen.
Modern UI rule #3: Make customizing UI f*cking hard.
- Rule #3 note: Make it impossible, if possible.
Modern UI rule #4: Use Emoji, not icons.
Modern UI rule #5: Reimplement Emoji rendering. Using system font renderer is boring.
Modern UI rule #6: Let your users explore the UI. For example, hide important stuff to hamburger menus. The users will then need to explore the UI.
Modern UI rule #7: Buttons look best when disguised as non-clickable text.