25 comments

  • Casper HübertzCasper Hübertz, 7 years ago

    The ghost of Teehan+Lax..

    19 points
    • Mkhokheli M, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )

      R.I.P.

      I still go to their site to reread their case studies every few months, especially the Medium one. Very few agencies have been able to communicate their thought processes with such humility and clarity. I wanted to work there some day :(

      2 points
  • Account deleted 7 years ago

    These assets are solid. Keep it up, FB.

    17 points
    • Thompson GeorgeThompson George, 7 years ago

      Yeah, keep watering that walled garden.

      3 points
      • Laurens SpangenbergLaurens Spangenberg, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )

        How is this relevant to everything else Facebook does?

        2 points
        • John PJohn P, 7 years ago

          Hear that guys? Just release some stock graphics and your other evils are suddenly null and void.

          Valley/SF/Startup ideology makes me sick.

          3 points
          • Rasmus ErikssonRasmus Eriksson, 7 years ago

            That's quite a jump…

            Don't use Facebook but use their stock graphics, you gain everything but they nothing.

            3 points
          • Erik Friberg, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )

            Uh, hey, look, John, Can you promise me to always leave a whiny comment about how bad Google, Apple, Facebook, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, etc are every time they release something new? No? I wouldn’t do it either and I don’t see the point in it. Let’s discuss that the next time someone posts a negative article or study about the company, when it actually makes sense to do so… Senseless bashing / trolling is not really enriching the community. I like that we can be constructive on DN, but nowadays it’s more trolling than anything.

            2 points
  • Laurens SpangenbergLaurens Spangenberg, 7 years ago

    I think that it's great that this represents truly popular devices used in the world rather than popular hones used by designers in Silicon Valley and first world countries.

    7 points
  • Thompson GeorgeThompson George, 7 years ago

    The only thing I like about Facebook.

    5 points
    • ポール ウェッブポール ウェッブ, 7 years ago

      Same

      2 points
    • Erik Friberg, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )

      Hey Thompson, what happened with "be nice or else...?" We seriously have an attitude problem these days on DN (looking at both of your snarky comments here)

      20 points
      • Jeff Marshall, 7 years ago

        I think it's more like "be nice to each other"

        1 point
        • Erik Friberg, 7 years ago

          Yes, but in this case "each other" actually includes one representative who works at Facebook at a daily basis, so I thought it was just plain rude to trash the work with generic statements about the employer.

          0 points
      • Thompson GeorgeThompson George, 7 years ago

        Hey Erik, these assets are good. But that doesn't make me like Facebook and what it is trying to do to the internet with Free Basics. My comment expresses my opinion. Can I not have one?

        1 point
        • Erik Friberg, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )

          Of course you can have an opinion, but since the original poster is a product designer at Facebook it would be nice if you could at least be constructive in your critique. (your opinion is not new as it reflects the general idea about Facebook in media, so I don’t necessarily see how your comment takes the discussion forward either)

          1 point
          • Mike Wilson, 7 years ago

            In the real world, people have differing opinions. Some are even unconstructive and abrasive. To ignore them is to ignore reality.

            When you do user testing do you ignore any feedback that isn't supportive and "nice?"

            0 points
  • Travis TerwilligarTravis Terwilligar, 7 years ago

    Great resource. Thanks FB design peeps.

    On a side note, the subtle gray arrow indicating that I need to scroll to see what lies below the fold is, in my opinion, too subtle. The design of the page itself seems page seems like there's nothing below the fold. Maybe increase the discoverability of that arrow so others know there's more to see?

    2 points
  • Tom Krabbe, 7 years ago

    Fantastic! Does anyone know if theywill be releasing UI kits aswell? Seeing as Teehan Lax has joined Facebook recently.

    0 points