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Anyone else find that 5 page slider of text just awful. I can only ask but WHY? Do people who make websites nowadays hate people and want to see the world(wide
by Namrog84 11y ago
Anyone else find that 5 page slider of text just awful. I can only ask but WHY?
Do people who make websites nowadays hate people and want to see the world(wide web) burn?
- jdmaurer 11y agoWell it is a .gov... they have never been known for their beautiful UX :P
- wslack 11y agoWe are trying to change that; I'm curious what else would have been a better choice for presenting that info: https://medium.com/@USDigitalService/under-the-hood-building-a-new-college-scorecard-with-students-cbcf21a745fc https://medium.com/@USDigitalService/under-the-hood-building...
- jdmaurer 11y agoThey have gotten a LOT better in the past few years, that's for sure.
- striking 11y agoI don't think it's that bad. It's a nice way for people to be able to read more content from the insights if they'd like, while not using a lot of vertical space on the page for those who don't want to read it. It only uses enough space to give the viewer an opportunity to read it.
- etep 11y agoI was thinking the opposite: finally a .gov website that looks good and is easy to use. Who cares if their exact design choices aren't your particular favorite. This page is much better than the average IRS web page. So the real question is: why can't the .gov web pages that really matter get up to speed?