Anyway the beauty is subjective. Someone prefers simplicity: few things but very good.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
On-line Chess - Part 1.15 - Graphics
Beauty is a subjective parameter during the evaluation of a web site. What does it mean? When you play chess at home or in a chess club it doesn’t matter if the board is made of cardboard and the pieces are made of plastic. What’s really matter is the game, the battle and who will win. Is it really true? If you have the chance to chose between a cardboard chess board and a wooden board with sheesham chessmen, which one will you chose? Now, back to the on-line chess. There are a lot of chess pieces pictures on the web and the game providers let their user to choose between different styles, colors and dimension of both sets and board squares. Sometimes the number of possibilities is limited if the subscription is free while if you pay for a premium subscription the choice is greater.
Figure 13 - Graphic interface Come2Play from www.come2play.com
Chessboard and sets are not the only graphic parameter to judge. Font is another parameter. Sometimes the font is too small or the text components in the web page are too close, or on the page there are fonts of different kind. If the web page contains too much information with small font together with bigger and different font, it could be difficult to find the information you need.
Anyway the beauty is subjective. Someone prefers simplicity: few things but very good.
Anyway the beauty is subjective. Someone prefers simplicity: few things but very good.
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graphics,
on-line chess
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