Seen on the Acer online store — not only can you not have -2 of something, but that “Out Of Stock” in green just rubs me the wrong way. It should be orange or red. Feel like you don’t need a degree to know that?
The Stonewall Inn
One Nice Bug Per Day

roma★

pixel skylines

bliss lane
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Claire Keane
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TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
Show & Tell

Jimmy Eat World
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Origami Around
Fieri Frames
EXPECTATIONS
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shark vs the universe

if i look back, i am lost
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Seen on the Acer online store — not only can you not have -2 of something, but that “Out Of Stock” in green just rubs me the wrong way. It should be orange or red. Feel like you don’t need a degree to know that?
iOS 13:
The Share button was moved to the top-right corner in the Share Screenshot flow, when throughout the rest of the OS, it is (and has always been) in the lower-left corner. Porque??? Literally the Share Screenshot flow in iOS 12 had the Share button in the bottom-left. Why change it? And why not change it everywhere?! UGH.
Okay, I need to check if other pens do this — but basically I was annoyed that the ‘Google’ didn’t line up with the clip on the pen. Then when I placed it on the desk, I realized why. So that when the pen is resting on a flat surface, the ‘Google’ is perfectly angled so you can see it. Very subtle, but huge impact.
I feel like the status bar at the top should switch to white? Just me?
Meant to post this like...a long time ago. Better late than never, I guess?
On the left is an update to MS Office apps, where it would show you this pop-up every time you opened any Office app. Your options were either “Accept” or “Learn More.” You could opt-out, of course by going to Settings, but only after you first Accept. If you used the X in the top left, you’d be harassed by this dialog box every time you tried to open _any_ Office app.
On the right, an update to the previous update (maybe like 2 or 3 weeks later), where you are actually given an option in the form of “Yes” and “No” buttons. The “Learn More” button was demoted to a mere link. This is how it should’ve been in the first place. Don’t annoy your users by a) forcing them to choose something they don’t want; and b) making them do extra work to choose something *you* don’t want them to.
Seriously, who at Microsoft let this happen?
Also, if someone at Microsoft is looking at my résumé and somehow found this post — hi! (Please don’t take this personally 😅)
PayPal’s “Info” icon...doesn’t match the rest of their UI and is, quite frankly, ugly.
No, this is Patrick.
Netflix doing Snapchat-style trailers now? I don’t like it but props to whoever came up with it.
Okay, let me just pull out my compass here...
It wasn’t.
Is it just me or is that pause icon janky AF?
A good rule of thumb to follow.
Um, thanks for the reminder, I guess?
y tho
Go home, Facebook, you’re drunk.
New feature alert: “Spotify Voice”
A) that colour B) that typeface
Good job, Kayak branding team. Killin’ it.