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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 Pointsnew paint job
I don't completely understand the logic of the new paint job. There are fewer colors now, and some of the colors seem very similar or maybe the same. Front End and Design seem to be slightly different shades of blue. Fundamentals and Data both seem to be kind of purple-ish. It seems to be muddying the waters rather than providing clarity. I don't understand how this helps accessibility.
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Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsEach color represents the "type" of each topic: front-end is dark blue, back-end is turquoise, data analytics is purplish-red, Android/iOS is dark green, and there are a couple others.
I liked the old theme better, but it is time for it to retire (If Treehouse keeps coming up with new topics, soon they will run out of different colors to assign each topic to!)
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 PointsI miss the old colours too but I think the new colours work well, particularly as there's a lot of courses that overlap certain topics. This category grouping solves a lot of that. They also give us a lot of guidance about how topics relate to each other. Which for example is a back end technology and which is front end? Where do you want to go if you want to learn about how to design? Soon we'll have a better idea of where we need to go... what our choices are!
Freddy Torres Vega
4,306 PointsIt makes sense to me, they group them by buckets.