Ugh, can we please stop using "beautiful" to describe user interfaces?
lyk dis if u cringe evrytiem
Seriously though, it's such a cop out and it cheapens whatever you're trying to sell.
lyk dis if u cringe evrytiem
Seriously though, it's such a cop out and it cheapens whatever you're trying to sell.
It's up there with "nice" and "interesting" in terms of non-value words, IMO.
Much more useful would be to describe some of the goals that you, if you're the developer, consider beautiful. What, specifically, are you going for? If I'm looking at a project that's what I want to know. Most people don't set out to make ugly projects (well, mostly [1]) so that's the key differentiator: what subjective definition of "beautiful" is operative in the project's design, and what tradeoffs are being made to pursue it?
[1]: Maybe not if you're really into "New Jersey Style" / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better