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I am not a fan of Material UI (and especially the Material UI library for React). It looks kinda gross and it's really difficult to customise. Also, you've mad

by tphan 6y ago

I am not a fan of Material UI (and especially the Material UI library for React). It looks kinda gross and it's really difficult to customise. Also, you've made a very common mistake of setting `outline: none` to your focus states! Very bad for people who navigate using a keyboard. Good job on launching, by the way.

mattpearl 6y ago
We have plenty of improvements we want to make to the app. This is only version 1.0 Appreciate it!!
- gnarbarian 6y ago
  Your app is great don't listen to that guy. Who browses with a keyboard? only him.
  - pssdbt 6y ago
    I agree with both of you actually, app is great but I don't don't like Material when I see it usually unless it's skinned well enough to not instantly tell it's Material. Something about that default theme...
  - freeone3000 6y ago
    People with limited mouse dexterity. People who hate mice. If you don't browse with the keyboard you don't see the focus state move anyway, so leave it on for people who need it.
    - jiofih 6y ago
      I think this website is aimed at mobile users?
  - shakna 6y ago
    > Who browses with a keyboard? only him. Many accessibility systems work by emulating keyboard movements.
MarkMc 6y ago
Just curious: What's your preferred React component library?
- dragonshed 6y ago
  Not gp, but I've been wanting to give ChakraUI[1] a try in a non-trivial app. [1] https://chakra-ui.com/ https://chakra-ui.com/
spupy 6y ago
Also, what's up with so many websites being built in a way that makes "open in new tab"/middle click impossible? This problem is exacerbated by the fact that clicking "back", either in the browser or in the webpage, doesn't remember your position in the previous page. Is this due to whatever javascript UI framework was used?
- kroltan 6y ago
  No, it's due to using a custom event handler to trigger page changes, instead of the proper <a> link element.
arcturus17 6y ago
I have a hard time seeing how "gross" could describe the look of Material UI. Uninspired or unnatractive maybe, but gross? Also, it's dead-easy to customise - there are a bunch of facilities for doing so, from global to component level, with CSS-in-JS or CSS class overrides. You can make it unrecognizable without that much work.

by tphan 6y ago

mattpearl 6y ago

We have plenty of improvements we want to make to the app. This is only version 1.0 Appreciate it!!

gnarbarian 6y ago
Your app is great don't listen to that guy. Who browses with a keyboard? only him.
- pssdbt 6y ago
  I agree with both of you actually, app is great but I don't don't like Material when I see it usually unless it's skinned well enough to not instantly tell it's Material. Something about that default theme...
- freeone3000 6y ago
  People with limited mouse dexterity. People who hate mice. If you don't browse with the keyboard you don't see the focus state move anyway, so leave it on for people who need it.
  - jiofih 6y ago
    I think this website is aimed at mobile users?
- shakna 6y ago
  > Who browses with a keyboard? only him. Many accessibility systems work by emulating keyboard movements.

MarkMc 6y ago

Just curious: What's your preferred React component library?

dragonshed 6y ago
Not gp, but I've been wanting to give ChakraUI[1] a try in a non-trivial app. [1] https://chakra-ui.com/ https://chakra-ui.com/

spupy 6y ago

Also, what's up with so many websites being built in a way that makes "open in new tab"/middle click impossible? This problem is exacerbated by the fact that clicking "back", either in the browser or in the webpage, doesn't remember your position in the previous page. Is this due to whatever javascript UI framework was used?

kroltan 6y ago
No, it's due to using a custom event handler to trigger page changes, instead of the proper <a> link element.

arcturus17 6y ago

I have a hard time seeing how "gross" could describe the look of Material UI. Uninspired or unnatractive maybe, but gross? Also, it's dead-easy to customise - there are a bunch of facilities for doing so, from global to component level, with CSS-in-JS or CSS class overrides. You can make it unrecognizable without that much work.