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Or maybe they think having the word "opinion" in plain sight twice immediately above the headline, and again in the title of the page, is clear enough for most
by quirkafleeg 10y ago
Or maybe they think having the word "opinion" in plain sight twice immediately above the headline, and again in the title of the page, is clear enough for most people.
- johansch 10y agoIf you have any experience in user experience design you will understand that was not designed to be obvious. What you say "twice immediately above the headline" you appear to mean: - in a quite small font size relative to the headline - horizontally speaking separate from the article itself (which given its fat headline is what draws the attention) Also: Who the ____ looks at HTML titles in the source code? This is what I see in Chrome: "Irene Clannell: I was forc..."
- quirkafleeg 10y agoAre you this confused when you see TV and movie reviews on the Guardian too? > Also: Who the ____ looks at HTML titles in the source code? Why are you now pretending you don't know where a page title is visible? > This is what I see in Chrome: "Irene Clannell: I was forc..." That's not what I see in Firefox or Chromium, but then I don't hide the title bar; if I did, I wouldn't try to blame the Guardian for it.