Laura Knotek
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Yea....the picture is really a cute one.....i use the insider app it loads Bing images for the past 7 days...
I'll check out that app.
Yea....the picture is really a cute one.....i use the insider app it loads Bing images for the past 7 days...
I'll check out that app.
Here's a screenshot
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i really like your layout!
Am i the only one who is having a hard time understanding what's going on?
That is exactly my problem! I'm starting to regret I found this.
It was a joke :/... And to be honest this is kind of unacceptable. It's a problem in the design that the WP developers team didn't notice (yet) or know about but couldn't be bothered to fix because it's "little and insignificant". I don't care how noticeable the problem is (or isn't) but web designers, app developers and any designer that respects himself should care about these things as he should be aiming for a perfect final product.Then read a book or watch TV and stop worrying about this little and insignificant things
Okay so I checked my friends' Windows Phones too and they have the same "problem" (a 1020 and a 620 although it's harder to notice it on the 1020). Both of them were running WP8.1 Developer Preview and had a background picture (I noticed if you don't have a picture the tiles look "normal"). Thanks for the replies anyway!
That's right. As the display's PPI gets higher it's harder to see small differences like that. But they are still there.I think since you notice it more on the 620 than the 1520, it's all because of the resolution. I don't see it at all on my 1520.
It was a joke :/... And to be honest this is kind of unacceptable. It's a problem in the design that the WP developers team didn't notice (yet) or know about but couldn't be bothered to fix because it's "little and insignificant". I don't care how noticeable the problem is (or isn't) but web designers, app developers and any designer that respects himself should care about these things as he should be aiming for a perfect final product.
to sd173: no, it isn't an alignment issue in Photoshop as I can clearly see it on my startscreen without taking any screenshot.
It isn't an interact issue, I never said that; but do you remember the change Google did to their logo some weeks ago? It's almost the same thing but here it's just more noticeable. Plus, the problem isn't with screen resolutions. It's harder to notice it on higher resolution screens just because the high PPI but it's still there.I don't see this as any sort of interact issue at all. If the problem is with screen resolutions, which it probably is, then as more and more pixels are able to be put into smaller spaces at less and less of the cost, even low-end phones will eventually have high resolution screens.
It isn't an interact issue, I never said that; but do you remember the change Google did to their logo some weeks ago? It's almost the same thing but here it's just more noticeable. Plus, the problem isn't with screen resolutions. It's harder to notice it on higher resolution screens just because the high PPI but it's still there.
"Important" makes more sense haha :grin: and I agree with you here. It isn't important. But I still think that it shouldn't be there and the WP team wasn't bothered to fix it or doesn't know about this at all.Oops interact was a swipe typing typo. It should have been important instead.
Anyways, if this was a relevant problem for the WP developer team at Microsoft they probably would have done something about it in the recent 8.1 update.