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<blockquote data-quote="Scythe42" data-source="post: 1105227" data-attributes="member: 95833">Unified looks are good in general. Everything has to look like it's one application. Regardless of actual design in the end, something that feels like it doesn't belong in there is a no go.Between different &quot;views&quot; you are not forced to replace all parts or have them look totally different. In fact they should look as close as possible, so it is easy for new users to work with it.And even if you are not a designer and cannot produce mockups, just use placeholders to describe where you like to see elements or what you like to see for usage. If you have ideas, shows them or try to explain them.A general update can only be reality if ppl. share their thought or else everything will still look as it does for way over a decade now, beside different skin elements nothing much has changed in the usability approach of any media centre. And we all know from daily usage that the current approach is far from perfect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scythe42, post: 1105227, member: 95833"] Unified looks are good in general. Everything has to look like it's one application. Regardless of actual design in the end, something that feels like it doesn't belong in there is a no go. Between different "views" you are not forced to replace all parts or have them look totally different. In fact they should look as close as possible, so it is easy for new users to work with it. And even if you are not a designer and cannot produce mockups, just use placeholders to describe where you like to see elements or what you like to see for usage. If you have ideas, shows them or try to explain them. A general update can only be reality if ppl. share their thought or else everything will still look as it does for way over a decade now, beside different skin elements nothing much has changed in the usability approach of any media centre. And we all know from daily usage that the current approach is far from perfect. [/QUOTE]

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