It's the simple things I like to improve in the UI. Instead of having the same colors and logic for each icon, it should be clear what have been chosen and what not.
This is one of the many things I have improved in Mastodon Bird UI. I use lists a lot. Checkmark for the added user quickly tells you what is going on. Hovering the icon changes it to red cross, so you'll know what is happening.
The change is live in the 2.0.0rc pre-release (for the upcoming 4.3.0 only).
CozyFish UI - Gitlab → voici la page Gitlab de mes fichiers custom CSS et thèmes pour Firefish :chick_aww:
Les 2 ont été créés pour aller ensemble mais le custom CSS fonctionne normalement très bien avec les autres thèmes par défaut de Firefish (j'utilise les variables de couleurs dans le css)
Vous pouvez me conseiller, me réprimander parceque j'ai mal fait la page gitlab, contribuer (en rendant le code plus propre ou en ajoutant des fonctionnalités), ou partager si le projet vous plaiiit :boost_requested:
The very talented Wayne Roger recreated a Dieter Rams clock, but can you guess which is the real deal, and which was made with Sketch? Let us know your guesses 👀
Trying to decide between error message summary format.
First has message at top. Page would scroll up on form submit.
Second has message show right above buttons.
Button container sticks to bottom of screen on scroll.
I like the message showing right above buttons because you'd see it right where you clicked but concerned it would cover too much of the page, especially on mobile.
God bless #stablediffusion. Look at this potential rework of the X-Box interface. It's beautiful. Someone get this to Microsoft. @shanselman put this in front of your work friends. Someone get Steve Balmer on the line. This is important. Some art designer please fine tune this with some real icons and fonts and stuff. This could be your magnum opus.
🤔 Did you know #SwiftUI has container views called Form and Section? I put them to use in @judoapp to recreate (part of) the Apple Settings app with a working wi-fi selector and Airplane Mode toggle.
Apparently, when saving an image with Firefox running under KWin / Wayland, I am supposed to enter the filename into the window decoration (aka title bar) now.
I stand by my opinion: Client-side window decorations are a bad idea for two major reasons: They add inconsistency and make it more inconvenient to kill frozen graphical applications.
Regarding inconsistency: Other applications on my systems have a close button at the top right, drawn by the window manager. When my muscle memory guides me to click that button, I expect the application to be closed or the current dialog to be cancelled. Here I have the save button, doing quite the opposite of cancelling the current action. Apart from that, it looks completely different from every other window decoration – not to say it looks uglier either.
Regarding killing frozen applications: KWin has this nice feature to pop up a dialog asking users whether they want to kill the application, when they click on the close button and the application does not respond. This obviously cannot work with client side decorations. While that's just an inconvenience to me, it might be a bigger problem for novice users.