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tl;dr

1. Isolate
2. Simplify
3. Materialize.

These are the steps you should take to help you implement new features or fix old ones.

tl;dr: The new UI is all based on CSS so changing the look is as simple as changing that file. Make the changes yourself following the instructions below or download and replace the file.

Unlike most people, I was pretty excited and happy to see the new Steam UI changes. The classic UI was functional, but that's pretty much all it had going for it with that 90s Windows user experience. You had your menu bar, list of games and main window for whatever item you selected. Utilitarian.

I haven't given the new UI too much use to really have any solid opinions yet, but I am happy to see a new coat of paint on a platform I put so many hours into. The new UI is fresh, modern looking and finally feels like it fits in the with the Steam store. However, there is one issue that instantly caught my attention and had me searching for answers.

Hello world! I decided I wanted to have a creative outlet for myself and what better way of doing that than creating your own blog, right? Now when I say creative outlet, I mean a place where I can show the world what I've made, be it text, audio, video, software, hardware or anything else I may feel like creating.