Continuing in that vein, it'd be interesting to see a Win98 version.
replyOh man. I am a sort of pragmatic AI cynic and I wasn't even a fan of how Windows 98 looked but my heart just skipped a beat.
replyWhat does it do if you suggest it looks like an OpenLook/XView/OpenWindows application? (That is where my heart really belongs)
Doubt there's much in the training set...
Wow, that's immediately so much better than the others to the point its kind of sad.
replyWe've really went behind in terms of UX as an industry.
This one works well. I think it's because there's no shine to it, it's just the data, what you need, right there without trying to fluff it all out with rounded edges and superfluous stuff.
replyThe opposite, to change it into the modern version remove all borders and make all backgrounds the same color.
replyThat is how to make it uneasy on the eyes.
What? Do you not see all those borders and insets literally everywhere here?
replyWell yes, but if I wanted a completely flat lifeless page I would just use excel and turn off borders.
replyI use to make whole websites using system colors. The colors kept getting worse and eventually everyone hated it including myself.
replyI really wish CSS added an option to set font antialiasing and hinting. Would make all these old windows style websites look 1000x better.
replyFor some balance in the replies, I must say I find this rather hideous. To each their own, I suppose.
replyi love this so much it's unreal
replyUnironically the best one out of the lot. Man, we digressed so far from where we were...
replyI fix some bugs here
replyThat's refreshingly usable and not-slop-looking, nice additional style.
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