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Yo Mama! :)

I don't think the code base is the problem, as I showed we already have every thing it needs to design better themes.

It's just that programmers are not designers!

Me for instance don't feel qualified to think about colors or rounded corners.

Probably just hiring someone would do.

If I was forced to build a design, I'd probably just steal colors and fonts from StackOverflow. (At least for a start)

Regarding better responsiveness and more intuitive handling of the user interface, this could be fairly good achieved with some additional JS without even touching the code base.

Cheers Rolf
_{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)

Je suis Charlie!}

In reply to Re^4: Update the GUI by LanX
in thread Update the GUI by Anonymous Monk

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