I think the old paperclip-only icon was a much simpler and elegant solution than the newer one that shows a paperclipped notepad.
While I can surmise the conceptual reasons why the changes were made to the icon, visually it draws too much attention to itself and seems busier than the rest of the interface.
Over the last couple days glancing at my lists, my eye is always drawn to these new note icons first, even before the text or flags. Part of this may just be the newness of it, but it seems to be affecting the scanability of my lists.
Was just wondering what other people's thoughts were on this?
While I can surmise the conceptual reasons why the changes were made to the icon, visually it draws too much attention to itself and seems busier than the rest of the interface.
Over the last couple days glancing at my lists, my eye is always drawn to these new note icons first, even before the text or flags. Part of this may just be the newness of it, but it seems to be affecting the scanability of my lists.
Was just wondering what other people's thoughts were on this?
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