You’re talking about the framing. Sorry, I didn’t realize. It’s not among my concerns to the site. Yes, It’s a preference. There are a few main trends regarding framing, I’m on the one against it. Gray on gray refers to the comments section, and any other place where there is a gray background and a “gray” font. It is not an unusual choice, I just don’t find it the best. As an argument, you read articles in a white background, why comments should have gray, aside from structural purposes?
Regarding audience, I kind of disagree. Yes, the audience here is not the same of that of Reddit. And I think this should change. Still I’d like to see a site like this. It literally created its own engine! Which is awesome by the way. I love VulcanJs. Here is an example of what I would like to see on hitting the main page: https://forum.vuejs.org/.
Just for reference, I have 20 years as a developer, and I have been part in maybe hundreds of design discussions, even though I’m a front/back end developer. So, no expert but I’m somewhat on the loop. The changes I propose are a mix of personal choices and experience/research based opinions.
Also, any discussion of familiarity starts with mobile, which I don’t use. My focus is mainly on the 1080p 24inch desktop experience.
You’re talking about the framing. Sorry, I didn’t realize. It’s not among my concerns to the site. Yes, It’s a preference. There are a few main trends regarding framing, I’m on the one against it. Gray on gray refers to the comments section, and any other place where there is a gray background and a “gray” font. It is not an unusual choice, I just don’t find it the best. As an argument, you read articles in a white background, why comments should have gray, aside from structural purposes?
Regarding audience, I kind of disagree. Yes, the audience here is not the same of that of Reddit. And I think this should change. Still I’d like to see a site like this. It literally created its own engine! Which is awesome by the way. I love VulcanJs. Here is an example of what I would like to see on hitting the main page: https://forum.vuejs.org/.
Just for reference, I have 20 years as a developer, and I have been part in maybe hundreds of design discussions, even though I’m a front/back end developer. So, no expert but I’m somewhat on the loop. The changes I propose are a mix of personal choices and experience/research based opinions.
Also, any discussion of familiarity starts with mobile, which I don’t use. My focus is mainly on the 1080p 24inch desktop experience.