You've to take into account the current landscape. EVERY Single digital brand is moving towards louder colors, clearer shapes to be remembered, yahoo is another example. YouTube literally rebranded to a brighter red. That's it .
Now browsing the web is not a thoughtful activity where you log on to the computer and carefully search for what you like . We are bombarded with an insane amount of information and all types of shapes and colors. Simpler will be the trend but not at the level of the reply tweet. It will always be well defined shapes and it will have a sharpness to it.
Unless there's a mindfulness movement , detailing stuff will be reserved for the real world. Digital stuff will go simpler.
HipsterGengar on September 24th, 2019 at 17:30 UTC »
I don't think they should have removed some of the details but I do find that gradient very sexy
Lemon-Aiden on September 24th, 2019 at 18:36 UTC »
That actually looks pretty dope
pa1aka on September 24th, 2019 at 19:24 UTC »
See , i'll chip in with a designer's perspective.
You've to take into account the current landscape. EVERY Single digital brand is moving towards louder colors, clearer shapes to be remembered, yahoo is another example. YouTube literally rebranded to a brighter red. That's it .
Now browsing the web is not a thoughtful activity where you log on to the computer and carefully search for what you like . We are bombarded with an insane amount of information and all types of shapes and colors. Simpler will be the trend but not at the level of the reply tweet. It will always be well defined shapes and it will have a sharpness to it.
Unless there's a mindfulness movement , detailing stuff will be reserved for the real world. Digital stuff will go simpler.