I think poster is trying to stay that too many styling options has made for worse UX.
Users can get used to ugly and consistent. On the web and mobile, there is minimal consistency of what a button even looks like, or where site options are to be found, every site looks different and every company has its own style guide.
>Worse developer experience and worse style options though
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But better user experience.
Also many styling options are counterproductive for the UX.
I think poster is trying to stay that too many styling options has made for worse UX.
Users can get used to ugly and consistent. On the web and mobile, there is minimal consistency of what a button even looks like, or where site options are to be found, every site looks different and every company has its own style guide.
>Worse developer experience and worse style options though reply But better user experience. Also many styling options are counterproductive for the UX.
Now it's more understandable what I tried to say.