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It's got odd scrolling. If the mouse is over the top banner, and you scroll the scroll wheel (or I assume pull down on mobile?) then the page doesn't scroll (th
by richardwhiuk 10y ago
It's got odd scrolling. If the mouse is over the top banner, and you scroll the scroll wheel (or I assume pull down on mobile?) then the page doesn't scroll (this is on Chrome, on Windows 10).
The scrollbar is also hidden behind the top banner in some way, which suggests it's doing something non standard.
Why do people want to fiddle with the most basic UI/X idiom on the net?
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- Clownshoesms 10y agoThere doesn't seem to be a lot of critical thinking done by developers at times. They'll read a blog post, echo chamber the benefits over some kale juice and start hacking away.