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I read down to the http://netflix.github.io/ http://netflix.github.io/ link, tried it, the carousel advanced to fast for my slow eyes I guess, I manually select
by toptalentscout 11y ago
I read down to the http://netflix.github.io/ http://netflix.github.io/ link, tried it, the carousel advanced to fast for my slow eyes I guess, I manually selected the radio button, started reading and ... the next slide came up before I finished. Then I got into a war with the carousel timer. Frustrating on that but the page looks nice once you hit the carousel radio buttons enough to read it.
- drivers99 11y agoReminds me of this: http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/ http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/
- flakmonkey 11y agoYou can prevent it from advancing by keeping you cursor in the carousel body. That doesn't really make up for the fact that a carousel is a poor UX choice, but it's a handy trick for carousels that advance too fast and it works on most implementations. Edit: Now that I think about it, using the cursor hover to prevent the carousel from advancing seems like an anti-pattern. If most users are like me, they will move their cursor out of the way of the carousel to prevent obscuring the content. I have seen users who like to trace and/or select the current text they are reading, so maybe it works better for them.
- merb 11y agoyeah the new page is aweful, in the article is the link how it was. way better, it was just a overview about all their projects: https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/n-VCo1m2VJejqKR1z3ZWFhlBK8w9AsYXj1XXN3vvBE6SUP3eqhTEfka0Wg4mJenZ561ZSY9oae97BjYWkGBVsWPlITYGF6C6LI6_24bC3UfaLbK-LrzLJQ6G_RrhJM6c8eS3ZBRe https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/n-VCo1m2VJejqKR1z3ZWFhlBK8...