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By the screenshot it looks like AMP might do Flying Carpet Ads in a way I won't hate. ASSUMING the necessity of advertising and high profile ads - the type of
by Navarr 10y ago
By the screenshot it looks like AMP might do Flying Carpet Ads in a way I won't hate.
ASSUMING the necessity of advertising and high profile ads - the type of flying carpet ad in the screenshot, where it looks like it's just a position:fixed; background for a large div that can be clicked - I will be more than happy to scroll past.
Right now, what I really hate are the flying carpet ads where you're swiping up and the ad comes up OVER the content and gets in the way, slowing down the site, etc. Those are terrible.
As long as the page is not adjusting itself on load and the ad doesn't get in the way, I don't see this being a bad thing at all - and I think the AMP team is probably on that same wavelength.
- cramforce 10y agoThat is exactly what we are doing. We spent roughly 4 weeks of pure research to get the scroll UX to 100% perfect (Turns out making a fixed positioned background element scroll the main scroller and be clickable is hard. Which is also why many implementations of flying carpet suck). The goal is absolutely to make this not annoying at all.