> > "I don't personally think colors equate to childishness." > >Then why are you defending the claim that they do? Without wanting to put words into gp's mout

> > "I don't personally think colors equate to childishness." > >Then why are you defending the claim that they do? Without wanting to put words into gp's mouth. I assume because he understands that different people have different preferences. And some don't want to get forced into other peoples preferences. Actually, gp said it directly: > I can however empathize with someone unhappy that their personal aesthetic preference seems underrepresented, and feels that UI designers are making more choices on their behalf than they'd prefer.