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It is hogwash like this rant on design

2024-05-08 05:30:02.643473+02 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

It is hogwash like this rant on design which show that it was a mistake to ever give designers control over colors on the web, and CSS is awful, and we should go back to HTML v1 and let users set their own colors.

https://uxplanet.org/basicdesi...black-in-typography-36138a3327a6

[ related topics: Typography Graphic Design ]

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#Comment Re: It is hogwash like this rant on design made: 2024-05-08 14:50:04.063887+02 by: markd

amen

#Comment Re: It is hogwash like this rant on design made: 2024-05-08 18:32:57.647817+02 by: Mars Saxman

Preach it!

I view almost everything in Reader Mode anyway. The web is more peaceful if one takes control back from the designers.

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