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   by voik 11y ago

   You seem to be conflating UX and UI. The article is no more than the title promises; principles of a good UI.
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   by voik 11y ago

   If your product is strong enough that people can link colors, shapes and typography directly to your brand, I think you need a pat on the back! For the rest of us, it’s good practice to be careful with established cannon when dealing with p
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   by voik 11y ago

   You’re right, good catch! The reason is we don’t consider Unsplash to be a conventional stock photo repo, since the style and quality of photography digresses so much from the usual stock photo sites. We probably should have pointed out wha
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   by voik 11y ago

   Hi! I’m Vicky from the Codelitt team and author of the blog post, thanks for your question! Consistency is a very important factor when trying to communicate your brand values and setting a clear message for your product, and color schemes
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   by voik 11y ago

   "Now, would anyone advocate for the opposite of consistency, convention, minimizing user work or being fast/giving feedback?" Of course not, but nobody said anything about intentionally deciding against good UI principles. Yo