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http://hillspost.yubin-nenga.jp/ http://hillspost.yubin-nenga.jp/ Did you want to wait approximately 15 seconds for a splashy animation to load, so you can eve
by mschy 17y ago
http://hillspost.yubin-nenga.jp/ http://hillspost.yubin-nenga.jp/ Did you want to wait approximately 15 seconds for a splashy animation to load, so you can eventually see the home page? We hope so, because you will!
http://www.ishiyamasenko.co.jp/ http://www.ishiyamasenko.co.jp/ I've put fine white text over a collection of photos. In some cases, those photos offer virtually no contrast at all. Good luck using it when the the nav is white on cream or white on white! And since it's flash, you can't even highlight it to get some contrast.
http://www.swfc-shanghai.com/ http://www.swfc-shanghai.com/ Loading... you clicked on something? Loading.... In fact our site is so slow that we've added a popup that asks you if you want a simpler version (for people who are in a hurry). unfortunately, the simpler version uses a really tiny, light font that's incredibly hard to read. Wondering why it can take (literally) 46.02 seconds to render the media center page? it's because we download 14 zip files full of graphics before we show you the content. (seriously. they do.)
http://moonlinx.jp/special_issue/003/ http://moonlinx.jp/special_issue/003/ Loading... no, you can't do anything until it's done loading... Also, once in an article, we use a self-hiding nav-bar, that defies standard conventions.
http://go-jimbou.info/ http://go-jimbou.info/ 3.9 megabytes, and about 2 seconds of delay until you get to the actual front page. But at least once it loads, it's a clearly organized site that doesn't require thought to navigate.
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I'll stop there, but much of this web design is antithetical to the businesses at hand, or just poorly designed when looked at as anything other than 'art', and realistically speaking, they're supposed to be functional pieces.
Signed, an unappreciative american heathen.
- eugenejen 17y agoWell, you forget one most important factor. In Tokyo, Japan, the bandwidth for broadband in households is around 100M bps. So the loading speed is in fact not a problem for them. I think if we in U.S. enjoy the same bandwidth, we will see similar design decision.
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