Here’s another example: Vine is a video service without a play button. This was intentional. Old things are beautiful, but new things should look, well… new. That’s why Vine doesn’t have a play button. It also doesn’t have a pause button, a timeline scrubber, a blinking red light, or dials and a brushed-metal finish to give you the impression that you’re using a dusty video camera.
Blog — Vine (via emptyage)
“Here’s another example: Vine’s blog doesn’t have an RSS feed. This was intentional. We didn’t want to give you the impression that it was 1999 and XML was poised to change the web.”
(via bustr)
Source: vine.co
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Hello, I'm Manuel. I post things about tech, bikes, comedy, Japan, internet memes, food, photography, cats, Seattle. You know, the usual.
