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<blockquote data-quote="dropbear8mybaby" data-source="post: 7187742" data-attributes="member: 6863518"><p>I was hoping for something... more? I mean, the sheet is OK, at least it's not a mess like Orc Pub's, but it's still a very boring, basic, form-fillable sheet that we've all seen a thousand dozen of, and isn't different in any meaningful way from those variations. I'm not a big fan of this basic design as it wastes a lot of space, spreading information across more pages than is necessary while presenting a lot of superfluous information in prominent positions while hiding more important information in amongst the morass, not to mention the mixing of information in a clumsy manner.</p><p></p><p>I really wish someone who was well-studied in GUI design would sit down and figure out what information should be prioritised, where and how it should be placed for maximum usability at a glance, while fitting it all together in a manner pleasing to the eye. Too much to ask for, I know, but one day, one day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dropbear8mybaby, post: 7187742, member: 6863518"] I was hoping for something... more? I mean, the sheet is OK, at least it's not a mess like Orc Pub's, but it's still a very boring, basic, form-fillable sheet that we've all seen a thousand dozen of, and isn't different in any meaningful way from those variations. I'm not a big fan of this basic design as it wastes a lot of space, spreading information across more pages than is necessary while presenting a lot of superfluous information in prominent positions while hiding more important information in amongst the morass, not to mention the mixing of information in a clumsy manner. I really wish someone who was well-studied in GUI design would sit down and figure out what information should be prioritised, where and how it should be placed for maximum usability at a glance, while fitting it all together in a manner pleasing to the eye. Too much to ask for, I know, but one day, one day. [/QUOTE]
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