15-07-2022, 03:10 AM
Having seen a bit more of it, my general impression is that while not awful, it does feel like a bit of a step down from the previous graphics. It's also quite a departure from the general trend in sports graphics in recent years, which the last set was a part of, so it's probably taking a bit more getting used to. And of course, there's still a lot more to see when the football season starts.
They're also behind a lot of other sports graphics that have been very well received. Almost as if they're a service provider that does what the client wants.
(14-07-2022, 10:45 PM)SuperSajuuk Wrote: I didn't mention it at the time, due to being so busy, but I did notice on the exit credits of Wimbledon that Moov was involved in the graphics. As we know, Moov was responsible for the frankly terrible "on screen graphics" used in the BBC Snooker coverage (ie full-width always-on scoreboard and a pointless transparent black box below it). So the fact that they're randomly using gradients does not surprise me, as they're probably trying to "innovate" while doing it badly.
They're also behind a lot of other sports graphics that have been very well received. Almost as if they're a service provider that does what the client wants.