alt Hacker NewsIncreased padding comes at the cost of information density.
I think low density UIs are more beginner friendly but power users want high density.
Increased padding comes at the cost of information density.
I think low density UIs are more beginner friendly but power users want high density.
High information density, not high UI density.
Having 50 buttons and 10 tabs shoved in your face just makes for opaqueness, power user or not.