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August 4, 2011 02:55 am GMT
If there is one thing I could say about most websites, it is that they are ugly. I mean really. Just atrocious. There are generally so many things going wrong that we have all had to completely reconfigure our expectations just to exist in this noisy, cluttered, pixelated world. It's difficult to stretch one's mind far enough to even imagine what the web would look like with the clarity and dynamic layouts of our favorite print magazines. It's as if we've lived on gruel so long that the idea of a fine steak is no longer real to us.But the days of the ugly internet might be coming to an end. Because of a few factors, some technical, some more cultural, you might actually be able to look at a website in two or three years and think "yes, that looks good — by normal standards."
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If there is one thing I could say about most websites, it is that they are ugly. I mean really. Just atrocious. There are generally so many things going wrong that we have all had to completely reconfigure our expectations just to exist in this noisy, cluttered, pixelated world. It's difficult to stretch one's mind far enough to even imagine what the web would look like with the clarity and dynamic layouts of our favorite print magazines. It's as if we've lived on gruel so long that the idea of a fine steak is no longer real to us.But the days of the ugly internet might be coming to an end. Because of a few factors, some technical, some more cultural, you might actually be able to look at a website in two or three years and think "yes, that looks good — by normal standards."Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/k6nexViSOuQ/
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