Alan Bell wrote on 18/06/15 13:06: > … > The better way of doing it is to show the user a bunch of options and > get them to touch the row that looks about right for them: > About right for what? The answer will be different depending on whether the screen is displaying, for example, a grid of frequently visited Web pages, a gallery of document templates, a grid of app icons, a day of photos, or a year of photos. These things have different information density, so they warrant different display density too. They also differ in their need for margins: for example, a grid of photos needs only a hairline separator between them, whereas a grid of app icons needs much more.
So it might be possible to make UI density a visible setting, but this would not be a meaningful way to do it. -- mpt
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