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I generally agree with you, but I'd argue there's good use-cases for it. I hate it when sites feel the need to add a top and bottom navbar on my already small m
by TheAceOfHearts 10y ago
I generally agree with you, but I'd argue there's good use-cases for it. I hate it when sites feel the need to add a top and bottom navbar on my already small mobile device. But on the other hand, when I'm on my desktop using a web app that displays large tables (which is pretty common for me), it's really easy to confuse the column you're looking at. In cases like that, I like having the table headers visible at all time.
- JadeNB 10y agoI have never, mobile or desktop, seen any use case for it that I like, although I also don't do much mobile browsing; but it is fair to say that my personal preference shouldn't be what determines the future, or even the present, of web design! Despite that, I do think that it is fair to say that designers are much more enamoured of them than users are. (It's always refreshing how civil disagreements on HN can be. Thank you for your thoughtful reply!)