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		stevage 5 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Fast Increased padding comes at the cost of information density. I think low density UIs are more beginner friendly but power users want high density.

jorvi 5 months ago [–]

High information density, not high UI density.

Having 50 buttons and 10 tabs shoved in your face just makes for opaqueness, power user or not.

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