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The new look is simply bad for me. But ok, have it your way, just give the users an option to choose. This way you will see how "good" your new look is. You are losing your user base. Also, why are you hiding this voter? It takes a lot of manipulating to get here and vote.
Why new look sucks for me:
Infinite scrolling instead of pagination. Pagination made it much easier for me to process, select, delete, and clean up large quantities of mail.
Very low information density. On a 27-inch desktop monitor I can see only around a dozen messages at a time. I used to comfortably work through 50–75.
Too much empty space and oversized UI elements. A significant amount of screen space is used for padding, icons, and interface chrome instead of email.
Folders require additional interaction instead of simply remaining visible.
An advertisement can occupy a row in the message list and visually resemble an email.
The interface feels optimized around touch-friendly spacing even when used on a large desktop display.An error occurred while saving the comment C M
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I support! Yahoo! Bring the old look back - I do not like the infinite scroll, the useless huge buttons, 12 emails on the page and I do not like that you even came with such a "brilliant: idea. You are losing your user base!
You also playing dirty - why is the list of ideas hidden? Why are comments and voting hidden?
The new look is simply bad for me. But ok, have it your way, just give the users an option to choose. This way you will see how "good" your new look is. You are losing your user base. Also, why are you hiding this voter? It takes a lot of manipulating to get here and vote.
Why new look sucks for me:
Infinite scrolling instead of pagination. Pagination made it much easier for me to process, select, delete, and clean up large quantities of mail.
Very low information density. On a 27-inch desktop monitor I can see only around a dozen messages at a time. I used to comfortably work through 50–75.
Too much empty space and oversized UI elements. A significant amount of screen space is used for padding, icons, and interface chrome instead of email.
Folders require additional interaction instead of simply remaining visible.
An advertisement can occupy a row in the message list and visually resemble an email.
The interface feels optimized around touch-friendly spacing even when used on a large desktop display.