- Apr 17, 2011
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The Malwarebytes interface has basically been the same since day 1 with only minor graphical changes such as the red M logo and banner background image changed.
I took the time to come up with a different approach in the UI for Malwarebytes and not the typical and plain boring Windows style (the white background and dull grey buttons) that has been used since Windows 2000.
>>> Direct image link (click to zoom full size)
Much like everything else around us in the world is evolving, The same goes for software. It's time to move on.
Constructive feedback is appreciated.
This thread isn't for you.
Remember this is just my concept, We could all have different ideas on how you would like Malwarebytes to look and fact is not everyone will like it no matter how many changes are made.
We could use this thread as ideas and suggestions that you would like to see implemented in Malwarebytes, GUI or code wise.
You can also see my Metro inspired Norton 2013 UI here.
:feedback:
I took the time to come up with a different approach in the UI for Malwarebytes and not the typical and plain boring Windows style (the white background and dull grey buttons) that has been used since Windows 2000.
>>> Direct image link (click to zoom full size)
Much like everything else around us in the world is evolving, The same goes for software. It's time to move on.
Constructive feedback is appreciated.
"If it ain't broken don't fix it."
"I don't care about the UI or fancy graphics."
"I have no creative taste and think the current UI is fine..."
This thread isn't for you.
Remember this is just my concept, We could all have different ideas on how you would like Malwarebytes to look and fact is not everyone will like it no matter how many changes are made.
We could use this thread as ideas and suggestions that you would like to see implemented in Malwarebytes, GUI or code wise.
You can also see my Metro inspired Norton 2013 UI here.
:feedback: