Topic on Talk:Flow/Interactive prototype

Fox (talkcontribs)

While I understand design is backseat to functionality at the moment, and that this is likely far from finished, I'd like to politely point out that, as it stands, the username block (with the "6 months ago" etc) is ridiculously prominent and dwarfs the (much more important) thread headers. I think having massive font sizes and bold colours for the usernames is pretty backwards, and I think the username should probably be at the bottom of the comment as opposed to the top. Just my opinion but hopefully you can see the concern :)

TMg (talkcontribs)

I agree:

  • The font size of the thread headlines is to small.
  • The font size and colored boxes with the user names are a little bit to big.
  • There are still to much border lines and boxes. Even if most of them are dimmed.
  • The total width of the page in the current prototype is way to narrow. It's limited to only 700px width some "max-width" and even "width" CSS styles. This wastes huge amounts of space even on medium size monitors. This will make discussions with very deep nesting nearly impossible to read. I think I wrote this before but I can't find it any more. Don't tell me this fixed width is required because of small screens. It's not a problem to make the CSS "responsive". It scales down on small screens and scales up on large screens.
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