nostr:npub1mrvfy9n8f3xt5sarpjav9pxpucwkvtyrawp8jtj5gvm58y3s666sxf36kq We need some charismatic UX designer to write a Manifesto which will say that readability of a page is not the only criteria of the good design, and there might be other things.

All this spacing, larger fonts, icons, avatars, etc, look logical if you focus on the task of making a static page readable.

But one day people will realize that *some* interfaces may need to be optimized for like "unit of meaningful content per second" and we will get our "walls of text" back :)