Most people prefer traditional architecture

Re:Most people prefer traditional architecture by AlexandrB on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @03:42PM (#49717825)

Or you can do like modern UI designers and throw both form and usability in the trash and optimize for novelty and "brand" instead.

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Re:Most people prefer traditional architecture by giancarlostoro on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @04:25PM (#49718413)

My kingdom to have RAD developer tools be the norm again. I don't want yet another website as an app, or website bundled in a Chrome fork as an app. You could have built the same thing in VB6 or Delphi with less effort and used less of my resources in the 2000s...

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Re:Most people prefer traditional architecture by adrianN on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @10:43PM (#49721533)

Fear not, soon everything will have the style that the major LLMs find most aesthetic.

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Re:Most people prefer traditional architecture by bigbuppo on Tuesday September 15, 2026 @10:39PM (#49721513)

Or just following the bandwagon. Here's looking at you hamburger menu... the thing that 83% of people don't even realize is a thing that can be clicked on.

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Re:Most people prefer traditional architecture by rightnutwingjob on Wednesday September 16, 2026 @06:09AM (#49724274)

I’ve recently come across a number of websites where the hamburger menu has been eschewed and what is obviously a drop down menu placed at the centre of the page immediately below the page title graphic.

I’m not sure if it’s a particular framework or whatever, I’m just a computer user.

The sites where I’ve seen it have predominantly been for business whose primary activities are not-online.

It’s refreshing.

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