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Ant Design

"The Decline of Usability" (2020) (hackernews)

https://datagubbe.se/decusab/
engineering responsive UI for complex apps

Trying out Radix UI

What exactly does it offer?
- 'Radix Websites' do have that iOS look and feel (Private) (probably just due to the font? ("Untitled Sans", apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Segoe UI, etc.)). But is that what users get out-of-the-box once they import and begin using Radix?
  - Not quite;
    - from the list of Case studies on the official Radix Website, although Vercel, CodeSandbox, Composer, and Compound are quite similar in style, Teamflow, Atom, etc., manage to be, yet, 'different'.
- Following through with Implementing a Popover demo on the Getting Started page,
  - This is what a user gets on importing & using the Popover primitive:
    - - onclick:
  - The JS code:
  - The CSS:
  - The number of styles is still a lot (I had the thought that even without a lot of styles, that iOS look and feel (Private) should still be preserved. This is wrong. So, what does Radix &co. do?)
  - It is quite clear though that it is a lot of work if not impossible to satisfactorily implement a Popover with bare CSS from scratch. Radix and other UI libraries offer that.
  - Without the CSS, this is what Radix offers (the fllwg is from the CandSandbox, hence the slight change in bckgnd):
    - - onclick:
- Radix is faster than Ant Design?

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Digital UI Libraries

"The Decline of Usability" (2020) (hackernews)

Trying out Radix UI