Standardization in important information rich environment is good. Standardization for art is not good. We should not mix these two distinct scenarios. Or maybe I am old.
What? The post I linked to is talking about the layout and appearance of the page, in addition to a few textual elements.
> Standardization in important information rich environment is good.
Why is this good in general? And specifically, how is standardizing on e.g. a meaningless status indicator (that doesn't really indicate the status of anything) "good"?
Besides, this is not standardization, it's statistical models (LLMs) converging on a design for arbitrary and likely inscrutable reasons, without understanding the meaning or purpose behind design.