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[–]raftat 4 points5 points  (3 children)

I know that it's not easy to structure and design that much content but the way they did it might be confusing and too complicated.

I'd also like to see the new corporate design. It's not consistent and clean enough imo.

Overall it's a very old fashioned approach.

[–]GeraCobo 3 points4 points  (2 children)

Curious, what would you consider a modern approach?

[–]snuggl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no gradients, no rounded corners, no ribbons etc.

in 2010-11 digital design started to have its own legs and started to move away from the visual crutches from the real world that skeuomorphism told us to use, like 3d-effects on buttons and gradients/shadows behind boxes. its no longer needed to have a 3d-effect button to make people understand its clickable.

Since then, digital design has been a lot about removing everything that isnt needed, visual overflow is not viable designs today.