Appreciate it! I think a stretch-goal for the future could be a “muted colors” toggle, to tone things down a little while keeping the rest of the changes

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Can’t steal what is freely given! Hope you enjoy

Awesome! Happy to have provided a semi-decent place to start. I’m curious what things you end up tweaking :)

You’re too kind :) I think themes are a great way to differentiate instances, and having some community-made Beehaw themes available would be really cool!

Thank you! I played with lemmy.ml a bit since that’s been updated, and it looks like ~80% of what I did should still work. But it does reveal the issues with making these client-side changes

I tried, but it’s either beyond the scope of CSS edits, or simply beyond my abilities haha. Maybe proper themes installed to the instance could make that possible though!

I just released a theme based on this post if you’d like to try it!

If you’d still like to try the dark theme, I just released a theme based on this post! Would love to hear your feedback :)

Hey there! If you’re still interested in trying it, I just released a theme based on this post!

I’m a NYC native, and I am always struck by the accessibility of cultures we have to offer. Any time I discover a new cuisine or dish I haven’t tried, I’m basically guaranteed to find it in this city. There are lots of things I hate about NYC, but I love that we’ve got so much of the world to offer, with a transit system that can get you there.

Love this feedback, thank you! It’s a really interesting exercise, trying to make something that isn’t professional - I’ve worked so long in our modern “clean and simple” landscape that it’s tough to remember when I was younger, and things were more wholesome, simple, and authentic. I agree, for a site that is by definition “alternative,” these logos are a bit too corporate looking. Glad you like the theme though!

Thank you for the kind words! I agree, I said in another comment but this is all “bee” and no “haw” in a way I figured wouldn’t quite fit the feeling of the site. My design practice is unfortunately so “commercial” that it’s hard to get my preconceived notions of icon design out of my head. Balancing approachability and character is tough! If I do another round, I’m gonna somehow get a cowboy hat in there haha

It’s one thing to test a new idea or a UX tweak or similar on a small portion of users - but just turning off a key way to access your service is so just so weird to me. How many of Reddit’s decisions at this point are some version of, “hey, how angry do they get? What can we get away with?”