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  1. Jesse Dodds Jesse Dodds

    I've noticed this for months, and it's been irking me. Even on the retina display, I notice that there's a discrepancy with the border radii where the two bubble shapes intersect. At this size, both the inner and outer radii are 4px which is causing the slight bloat in the corner.

    It's such a tiny thing, but it makes all the difference.

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    11 months ago

  2. Wayde Christie Wayde Christie

    That's been bothering me too - as has this: http://dribbble.com/shots/568141-Fb-Logo-Pixel-Fix

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  3. Mitch Bartlett Mitch Bartlett

    All designers should know about snake stomach.

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  4. Pro Simeon Griggs Simeon Griggs

    You shouldn't have fixed this for free. Worth at least $1b.

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    11 months ago

  5. Pro Vaughan Moffitt Vaughan Moffitt

    This kind of thing is my pet peeve too. Facebook design team are very careless with their pixels.

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    11 months ago

  6. Uri Kelman Uri Kelman

    @Mitch Bartlett That snake stomach website looks horrible on mobile. Not even functional.

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  7. Pro Joshua Krohn Joshua Krohn

    To me, the 1 isn't centered horizontally in the notification badge.

    11 months ago

  8. Pro Tim Smith Tim Smith

    People doing this type of stuff is what irks me. So many more important problems to solve than border-radii in Facebook's UI.

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  9. Kyle Decker Kyle Decker

    Nothing wrong with attention to detail, @Tim Smith.

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    11 months ago

  10. Pro Ben Taylor Ben Taylor

    @Tim Smith Not every moment of every day can be filled doing world-changing work. Sometimes you gotta take a break and bitch about how incompetent everyone is :P

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    11 months ago

  11. Pro Eddie Lobanovskiy Eddie Lobanovskiy

    ahhh, so much better! :)

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    11 months ago

  12. Pro Keri Henare Keri Henare

    @Tim Smith You can spend your life dreaming about making big changes or actually doing lots of small changes :)

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  13. Pro Mads Ejsing Mads Ejsing

    @Keri Henare That's kind of depressing in some way... I guess.

    11 months ago

  14. Pro Mathieu Berenguer ▲▼▲ Mathieu Berenguer ▲▼▲

    Aha ! Yes it's better in fixed.

    11 months ago

  15. Pro Ben Muschol Ben Muschol

    The only thing I regret about starting web design is that I will never be able to let something like that go.

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  16. Pro Luboš Volkov Luboš Volkov

    Haha. Nice :)

    11 months ago

  17. Pro Rich Smith Rich Smith

    you see this a lot with iOS icons that have some sort of frame... people thing if you do the outer shape then duplicate and downscale it will be the same radii :)

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  18. Pro Dylan Menges Dylan Menges

    Details FTW.

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  19. Pro Mani Mani

    clean.

    11 months ago

  20. Pro Caleb Amesbury Caleb Amesbury

    the one on the left stands out strong when the icon is really small. I think it might have been intentional.

    11 months ago

  21. Pro Klein Maetschke Klein Maetschke

    SNAKE STOMAAAACCHHH

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  22. Mitch Bartlett Mitch Bartlett

    @Uri Kelman That website was built before mobile design even existed. ;)

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    11 months ago

  23. Uri Kelman Uri Kelman

    @Mitch Bartlett I guess he doesn't believe in updating.

    11 months ago

  24. Pro Mehmet Fatih YILDIZ Mehmet Fatih YILDIZ

    I'm just wondering how many feedbacks, Facebook design team got about this. Most of the time problem is "don't have time to fix/work on" not "not-seen" or "careless".

    But great catch and fix @Jesse Dodds

    11 months ago

  25. Pro Santiago Alonso Santiago Alonso

    Pixel perfect!

    11 months ago

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