Site Updates and Issues Discussions #8-[Imp Note: 96, DT Note P:98] - Page 57

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Originally posted by: Sutapasima

Dear friends. IF was working on old version of html... the site has been recreated using latest version of html /css.

We do have to keep abreast with the changing times .

Please give some time to technical team to fix the bugs/ change the issues.

HTML/CSS update does not usually mean drastic UI design changes unless neccessary. Also the fact that it has been updated to the latest version would be more ideal to modernise the UI rather than making it backforward

I am not saying stay with old design or layout. As time progresses we all need to modernise and update the UI. IK this from my own professional experience. However I wonder how it has gone backwards. On top the site does not look responsive at all and more cluttered. Even basics such as what cursor to have when in desktop is missing. Everything looks so chunky and scaled up and also the way fonts have been made more bold and bigger is also not a good UX. One needs to allow for a proper hirachy type system and a fixed color palette. Allow for enough padding and margins for users to breath and making quotes smaller is ok but there can be a nicer and more simple way to do it rather than adding a chunky button and a grey gradient which imao doesnt solve the purpose

Originally posted by: DevilHere

The layout has started to look like first year CSE students project instead of a proper website, I have no clue what version update was done with the HTML/CSS the layout isnt responsive and i don't have any clue how this UX got approved or how this release was made with so many bugs. No clue what's the size of tech staff at IF but isn't there any staging or preview environment and a QA

Edit : Take my words back 12th standard student writing CSS does a better job. Whoever told you they were upgrading to newer CSS practices was lying through their teeth , Just did an inspect to look at the CSS using paragraph tags to add spacing , the margin, padding properties are available in css since inception also and display:flex also has a gap property since forever . This is just basics it's so bad it's beyond imagination that a fully functional site would look like that

Well you need to study CSS more … easy to criticize others without complete knowledge.

We have to maintain 20 years of data that have been posted by members. Using gap property for this would mean it taking a whole row as many places all data is not inside any other element like p or span tag making it a direct child to flex/grid.

The earlier layout was using older version of Bootstrap, and was using float instead of flex or grid.

Originally posted by: vijay

Well you need to study CSS more … easy to criticize others without complete knowledge.

We have to maintain 20 years of data that have been posted by members. Using gap property for this would mean it taking a whole row as many places all data is not inside any other element like p or span tag making it a direct child to flex/grid.

The earlier layout was using older version of Bootstrap, and was using float instead of flex or grid.

Vijay ji,

Why not do a beta testing before rolling out the new change? Just a suggestion

Instead of just changing it and we members who use IF coming to know about it, after the change, why not let us keep in loop and do a beta testing, example for 3-4 days and then we all can decide.

The current update reminds me of a hindi quote

" Chaube ji chale the chabbe banne, dube bankar laute.

Anyways its their site and we will have to make up with it if we have to use it.

Quite sad that the only mobile friendly forum that i use is also going down.

IF ab IF nahi rha...

Here to report another bug. Space wastage when we write short posts. Pls fix it.

I do not see “Reply quote option at the end in posts”

Please fix it. It looks like as if I am not logged in.

Mujhe toh dikh raha hai I say you should refresh your page and see if that works as it has happened with me a few times before the update.