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Animation should convey information. Otherwise, it's just noise. I have no idea what information these animations could carry.

• 720kb 10y ago
  Maybe because you probably don't need them while somebody else could in this moment?
  • Semiapies 10y ago
    That's not an answer to the question.
    • jdminhbg 10y ago
      There wasn't actually a question posed, just a complaint that he couldn't see a point.
      • Semiapies 10y ago
        The question of a point is implicit.
• Mtinie 10y ago
  For those rare occasions where whimsy for the sake of whimsy is preferred. Realistically, I may only use something like this in a situation where one of the radio selection options has an effect that you want to call extra attention to. I can't come up with a representative example right now, but I'm sure there's one out there. Your point is well taken though... for the vast majority of cases where this could remotely be useful there exist better ways to encode the information you are trying to convey. It is a fun set of experiments, so I give the author props for that.
  • 720kb 10y ago
    That's right, no one forces anyone to use it, whether your project is suitable, why not then?
• jpfed 10y ago
  It conveys "you selected a thing.".