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I prefer the current design because the more important buttons come first. The badges are not useful for most people.
What? @ElectronicsArchiver said it's ugly, so I made this. So I don't agree why.
Most people want to download Atom and use it (used to be two million people). We only have a handful of developers who build Atom.
I find neither ugly.
Well maintainers have the last word..
Good thing that this is only a maintenance project and Atoms UI has long been finished~
Most people want to download Atom and use it (used to be two million people). We only have a handful of developers who build Atom.
And thats why the building button is on the same level as the installation button? Not a great argument if you ask me..
I prefer the current design because the more important buttons come first. The badges are not useful for most people.
@aminya The badges are useful because they guide you to helpful links.
They are useful for starters.
The Discord will be useful to talk to everyone in that server about something
I also prefer the current design fwiw, just because it looks nicer to me. The badges don't seem smushed together at all, in fact having them together feels more connected?
I think maybe it's just the size of everything; the banner then the h1 then the badges seems more pleasing than putting badges between header and banner, and in general more important things like the title go before subtitle/content:
Also the badges just happen to be in a funnel shape.
Maybe the ugly thing about it is the spacing? (header->badge smaller than badge->badge whitespace)
Note that my opinion isn't very strong on this; it isn't very clear to me that this is an improvement, unlike say, regular links to badges.
I'll just let consensus build about this though, since I don't feel like giving more effort on the readme
You could also just put them before the banner and 'out of the way', thus bringing the focus on the 'important' things -> Buttons.
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Reverts #446.
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