Re: Aqua Human Interface and Safari

FROM : Rhon Fitzwater
DATE : Wed Jan 08 23:06:41 2003

Apple doesn't have to argue about anything.  They make the rules.  You
will prob. see this updated in the next version of the guidelines.

-Rhon
On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 03:11 PM, Hasan Diwan wrote:

>     Apple could make the argument (albeit a bad argument) that the use of
> metal in Safari could be because it is modelling a web-enabled cellular
> phone. Then again, I can also send/receive email from my cell phone, so
> then there's the issue of Mail.app not being metal, so I don't know...
> On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 02:48  AM, Gary Yuen wrote:
>

>> I'm curious if Apple is using Metal as an interem as they think of how
>> Aqua will develop in the next few years. I've seen many ways in which
>> apps create a neutral color from which someone works. The problems of
>> how one displays focus, what one's working on, or any of the issues of
>> UI design are not easy and they need to be improved. Gray is used in
>> many apps, combustion and final cut pro come to mind.  Maybe they're
>> sticking with this now and will slowly change into who knows what.

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