Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 11th Jul 2012 01:24 UTC
"We're able to produce absolutely stunning websites and mobile apps with great interaction design. Interfaces that are smooth and fun and let us understand information without even trying. But when it comes to email clients, we get a bit of a boring feeling, like using an old piece of software from 10 years ago. I think we can do better. So let's do that." Great ideas and beautiful design by Tobias van Schneider, but why he would forcefully shoehorn this clearly digital UI into Mac OS X is beyond me. It has no place there. This just screams Metro.
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One word: tags.
With filter, you can even automatically assign a priority tag to well-known senders or based on content.
Yeah, that looks like favorites senders feature.
Maybe this designer confuse looks boring with behave boring.
An infantilized looks may be funny to look at, may make you wish to lick your display device, but it doesn't make it automatically more efficient.
A hammer is an old looking tool. Still the best one to nail down anything...