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Extremely niche pet peeve: inconsistent light sources for cast shadows in Android iconspic.twitter.com/4h8DHLwpj9
Almost every single Google-made app icon has its own shadow pattern. Long, short, soft, hard, leftwards, rightwards, symmetrical (Chrome), no shadows at all, no cast shadow but custom-direction shadows in the central object (Gmail), etc.
I want to do the Ballmer dance, but instead of yelling DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS I will yell STANDARDIZATION, STANDARDIZATION, STANDARDIZATION
Unbeknownst to many, this is the true reason Google's motto is no longer "Don't be Evil".
Wow, that’s crazy. Why are the shadows on the green icon so long??
More oblique angle of incidence of light. Assuming those words mean what I think they mean.
Once seen, never unseen :-(
Ha just saw your comment.
I hadn't noticed before... "What has been seen cannot be unseen. "
You must create several screens, put in each only icons with consistent light sources.
You must be a bundle of joy at parties. Love your page buddy. hahahahahahah
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