24 comments

  • Jim SilvermanJim Silverman, 3 years ago

    very fitting that this redesign is 100% focused on visuals and no thought was given to actually improving the experience.

    23 points
  • John Jackson, 3 years ago

    I actually like the overall vibe. I do wish there were a dark mode. I don't mind having to hover over the images...I feel like this de-clutters some of the UI; if I want more context around an image, I can hover or click into it.

    5 points
    • Ken Em, 3 years ago

      You know hovering doesn't work on touch devices, yes?

      5 points
    • John Williams, 3 years ago

      Clutter wasn't an issue before. Removing the title makes it a slower UX. Some designs are easier to understand with the title next to it. This is just removing shit just to make it look pretty.

      2 points
  • Matt KMatt K, 3 years ago

    The old design was looking dated, but the new design is rather generic. Nothing to distinguish it from 90% of the work there. Colours make it look like it's part of InVision.

    Still doesn't look like it's gone beyond a place to post the same old trends – over-designed form items and meaningless circular graphs with numbers in the middle (counted six on the homepage alone).

    3 points
  • Stefano TirloniStefano Tirloni, 3 years ago

    New Pinterest?

    3 points
    • wojtek w.wojtek w., 3 years ago

      pretty much. they're doing the hard "paywall" where you need to sign up to browse and soon will probably hire SEO growth hackers to start taking over web searches for everything just like pinterest did.

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      0 points
  • Richard SisonRichard Sison, 3 years ago

    Here's a link to their blog post on the rebrand. Provides a little more context on what was done — I like that we get new profile pages honestly. Dribbble Pro members especially.

    3 points
  • Michael KellyMichael Kelly, 3 years ago

    meh.

    2 points
  • Amazing RandoAmazing Rando, 3 years ago

    I dislike hiding content, so the new listing pages are not satisfactory, since they hide the title.

    2 points
  • Julian Moosbrugger, 3 years ago

    BRING THE TITLES BACK !!!

    1 point
  • Recep KütükRecep Kütük, 3 years ago

    I'm ok with the hidden titles up to a certain point but the ugly gradient background that appears on hover, definitely ruins some shots..

    1 point
  • John Williams, 3 years ago

    This is taking minimalism too far. I liked reading the title of the thumbnail. It's now slower because you have to hover over the thumbnail.

    1 point
  • LX LavalleeLX Lavallee, 3 years ago

    Sadly, it feels a lot like Sheepism! https://youtu.be/D80v4bDEPQI?t=952

    1 point
  • Derric Wise, 3 years ago

    The whole idea of hiding your followers is a bit ridiculous and hypocritical. If they are concerned with site hits and how many members they have why should I not be interested in how many likes/followers I have. It really comes off as self-righteous and arrogant if you ask me. The redesign is fine the business messaging sucks. This space for designers is turning into an overpriced recruiting site.

    0 points
  • ChrisArchitec t, 3 years ago

    https://dribbble.com/stories/2020/03/16/a-brand-new-dribbble

    0 points