February 28, 2016 at 10:43Mozilla plans to redesign addons.mozilla.org (AMO)
5 years after the appearance of the already familiar and almost native design, Mozilla, together with the release of Firefox 48 (scheduled for August 2, 2016), plans to update the design at addons.mozilla.org .
However, there are no cardinal changes in this update, a slight change in styles, colors, as well as the use of adaptive styles from the site "Firefox for iOS".
The future look of AMO (screenshot of the blog entries Mozilla):
Right now you can use the script for Stylish to see how looks the new AMO and send Pull request in the case of artifacts detection.
In the Mozilla blog, the author says that all the design changes were made lively using the Firefox Page Inspector.
The note also says that this is the first of many steps aimed at improving the user experience for installing add-ons in the browser, and for developers. In general, the new design responded positively.
However, there are no cardinal changes in this update, a slight change in styles, colors, as well as the use of adaptive styles from the site "Firefox for iOS".
The future look of AMO (screenshot of the blog entries Mozilla):
Right now you can use the script for Stylish to see how looks the new AMO and send Pull request in the case of artifacts detection.
In the Mozilla blog, the author says that all the design changes were made lively using the Firefox Page Inspector.
The note also says that this is the first of many steps aimed at improving the user experience for installing add-ons in the browser, and for developers. In general, the new design responded positively.