@paz_al3x …I would get a border collie (or two), find a small farm in the countryside, and get the hell out of the megacity.
Less noise, less traffic, less bullshit, and you can still drive into a city whenever you need to. 👍
@BrettFromDJ agreed. but the biggest issue of autolayout is not autolayout itself, but the designers who use it incorrectly. wrapping everything in separate frames, random paddings that are all over the place, etc...
@DannPetty@_zoltanszalay i get your point, but i wouldn't call it amazing. it was necessary because no better tools were available at the time.
it was slow & ineffective.
today we have tools that enable us to do our jobs more easily and effectively, and i am extremely grateful for that.
@vickAlmondo@DannPetty this is BS. tools do not enable you to be a better or more experienced designer. tools enable you to do your job more efficiently. learn the difference.
@ilyamiskov B offers much better use of space (no empty, unused areas). Also, there is no negative impact on the scannability and readability, so would definitely go for B. 👍
@karrisaarinen@linear “Naming layers, using auto layout, components is up to the designer if they want to use them or not.“
what would happen if the developers worked like this?
maybe it works in your case, on your specific product, but having this as a industry standard is a really bad idea.
So basically, AI web generators enable people who, presumably, know nothing about web design, to design their own websites/landing pages.
I wonder how that will work in the long run…
Also, how’s that any different from using generic web page templates?