Dank Settings Expressive Redesign Mockup #3180
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Any ideas are welcome I am propably gonna work on this more tommorow. I can also share the source code if anyone wants to help. I am propably gonna use an AI tool to write some comments and sort the code out if it helps. |
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@purian23 The header bar is a bit difficult to tell where it ends, and it also feels pretty close to the content below it. You can check the cursor position for a better idea of where the header actually ends. (i recorded myself trying to find the end/edge of the header bar) 2026-08-26_14-35-49.mp4For the second design, the header bar’s end is clearly visible, and it doesn’t feel close from the content below. 2026-08-26_14-25-23.mp4
2026-08-26_14-38-35.mp4I’m not planning to design every single page, since there are too many options and variations. However, if there’s a specific option or widget you’d like to see as a design, I can work on it and make it more expressive and polished. |
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What is currently missing is expressive switches, but that is only a minor thing. |
2026-08-27.17-22-44.mp4I am also dropping the HTML file here if you want to preview it yourself. I told DeepSeek to merge all the code into one file and add some comments here and there. I made some changes based on Google Pixel screenshots and images that I found through Google (sadly, I don’t have a Pixel phone lol). Changes The breathing animation was nice, but it didn’t work too well with the mouse-inactivity behavior. I also removed the light/dark mode preview. As cool as it was, it was a pain because you either have to create an image and display it or recreate it with CSS and HTML (which is what I did), and it didn’t look as good as I imagined it would. Now, you just enable the dark theme, and you can also schedule it by clicking on the left side of the item, similar to how it works on Google Pixel phones. There’s also an option to keep the toolbar dark. The other stuff is pretty much untouched. I removed the items from the Notifications category and made some changes to all the categories in the left sidebar. Google phones categorize their settings in a similar way and also use keywords to describe what each category contains. In our case, there are a lot of settings, so adding all those keywords make the sidebar look bloated. Here is an image of what I mean: What I think DMS suffers from is that all the settings are displayed in one very long, top-to-bottom list. On Google Pixel phones, if you want to customize something further, you click on it and go down another page. That’s the approach I used for the Dark Theme option as well. |




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