We didn’t directly rely on that survey or the comments from that development cycle, considering how much has changed since that time. Medium, Readmill, Twitter, Squarespace,, we’ve got a vast collection of bits and pieces of UI that have inspired pieces of what you see in MP6. There’s almost nothing we haven’t looked at in finding inspiration for MP6. Were there any inspirations taken from the Fluency admin theme? Back in 2009, there was a poll conducted on possible design Tweaks and the dark Fluency theme beat every other alternative in the poll and when I checked out MP6 today, it looked similar in ways, in others not so much.Īlso, MP6 is an ongoing experiment but is its links tied back to that poll, knowing full well that there was definitely an audience that would love to see a darker back-end? Q: Regarding the style and design of MP6. I reached out to Matt Thomas, one of the driving forces behind the MP6 plugin to ask him about these similarities between MP6 and Fluency as well as what the future might hold for MP6 items reaching the core of WordPress. While the dark Fluency style contained the most votes, the conclusion of the poll was that overall, a darker color scheme was preferred. In April of 2009, a poll was conducted on where users voted for which design tweak they liked most. Personally, I like MP6 better than Fluency but I wanted to bring all of this up because back in 2007, WordPress 2.7 “Coltrane” was released and its major feature was the user interface overhaul.
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