I wish people would just roll with design changes. It's jarring? You'll get used to it. They'll improve it. Just roll with it. Let them experiment with their UI. These are pros. They brought you Bootstrap. And GitHub until now. Plus it's really not that meaningful. The UI is just a means to an end. You'll get used to it. It's what humans do best.
https://github.com/mdo has been at GitHub and working on Bootstrap probably longer at this point than while he was at Twitter. My impression is that he's also among the leads of this design evolution. He and whoever else is on this team have spent many hours thinking about this as their primary source of income. Why not just see where they take it?
They even have their own Bootstrap equivalent, primer [0], it's just a shame that it's not quite as mature. I can't remember what it was, but last time I checked it out, there were some pretty glaring omissions.
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I wish people would just roll with design changes. It's jarring? You'll get used to it. They'll improve it. Just roll with it. Let them experiment with their UI. These are pros. They brought you Bootstrap. And GitHub until now. Plus it's really not that meaningful. The UI is just a means to an end. You'll get used to it. It's what humans do best.
Bootstrap was not made by GitHub. You're thinking of Twitter there.
https://github.com/mdo has been at GitHub and working on Bootstrap probably longer at this point than while he was at Twitter. My impression is that he's also among the leads of this design evolution. He and whoever else is on this team have spent many hours thinking about this as their primary source of income. Why not just see where they take it?
They even have their own Bootstrap equivalent, primer [0], it's just a shame that it's not quite as mature. I can't remember what it was, but last time I checked it out, there were some pretty glaring omissions.
[0] http://primercss.io/