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What a horrible navigation. You can't freely scroll at your own pace, advancing with the keyboard is inconsistent, and what's worse, zoom is busted with keyboar
by nomagicbullet 9y ago
What a horrible navigation. You can't freely scroll at your own pace, advancing with the keyboard is inconsistent, and what's worse, zoom is busted with keyboard and trackpad. This is a disservice to people with disabilities and people without them.
What's so wrong about regular scrolling? Why do designers feel the need to fight agains the browser? When a site decides to re-engineer basic user interactions (zoom, scrolling), the user has to focus on learning new behaviors instead of consuming your content (which is what they should be focused on).
The web has great UI patterns. Use them. Don't fight them.
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- Kenji 9y agoGood thing Google lectures us on how we should design our apps and websites, they know how to do it.
- digi_owl 9y agoEver since the dot-com days, with print media started thinking they needed a web presence, there have been those that have tried to recreate the experience of flipping pages online. Initially this was done using full window flash layouts. These days it is an abuse of JS and HTML5.
- jsemrau 9y agoFor exactly this reason I did not go past page 3. If I want to flip pages I buy the book (or make my own).