@cdfinder I happen to like it, but I wish execution was better. Apple used to be about playful fancy interfaces, executed well.

@cdfinder I feel different about it. Could go into a long discussion, but that's already been done 1000 times. In the end there are some great ideas, and way too many rough edges. Also a lot of potential for misuse if poorly understood or implemented (but that’s true for every design system). I also see a lot of hate for it that's fueled by searching for ways to break it (also: can be done with every design system), and I see that users, myself included, react positive to the aesthetic aspects.

@cdfinder But overall I expect Dyes departure to have positive effects. If there’s a culture of perfectionism coming back to the design department, that can only be good. There's been too many „good enough“s and not enough "perfect“s. An excellent design system needs to aim for perfection, and can't leave the edge cases unattended.