Personally, I find this to be hideous, like a "worst of 1980's magazines" theme. Twitter has a bunch of people pointing out that it performs poorly on many devices and abuses HTML, among other offenses[1].<p>Beyond personally, it's absolutely absurd for a major web company to ignore accessibility in 2017. Many of the color variations are low-contrast and will be difficult for people with vision impairments, like low sight and problems with colors.<p>What an absolute disaster. Dropbox is a utility -- I don't want it to be edgy and novel. I want it to be solid and functional. Imagine if Microsoft Office re-branded this way.<p>1. <a href="https://twitter.com/DropboxDesign/status/915249755906727936" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/DropboxDesign/status/915249755906727936</a>
Not really loving the new branding if I'm being honest but I hope it will grow on me.<p>The <a href="https://dropbox.design" rel="nofollow">https://dropbox.design</a> site is terrible, my main gripe being it completely destroys scrolling. The complete mishmash of moving parts also makes it a pain to get into a flow of reading it.