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It's fun for a demo. But if I ever find it used on a web page I visit, I shall track the owner down and place them in isolation for life.
by crispinb 9y ago
It's fun for a demo. But if I ever find it used on a web page I visit, I shall track the owner down and place them in isolation for life.
- oliyoung 9y agoi dunno, in the right context, with discipline and restraint, some of those would be fun for UX hints
- crispinb 9y agoFor sure. I was being a tad facetious. We are potentially in blink element territory.
- oliyoung 9y agono, i'd be right behind you with the pitchforks for that ;)
- efreak 9y agoThen you'll absolutely love the URLbar marquee[0]. Combine this with a page title marquee and you can grab attention even if the browser is minimized. (Can now only get results for maps to bars named Marquee...). Now just add fartscroll.js[1] and you're set with the most annoying website. [0] https://grack.com/blog/2011/03/07/abusing-the-html5-history-api-for-fun-and-chaos/ https://grack.com/blog/2011/03/07/abusing-the-html5-history-... [1] https://github.com/theonion/fartscroll.js/ https://github.com/theonion/fartscroll.js/
- kagamine 9y agoPlenty of muscicians and DJs have blogs and also it wouldn't be out of place on a site like Soundcloud, if used sparingly.
- sudhakarrayav 9y agoThink of big fun parties with large displays. If what you project there dances with the tunes played in there, It will be interesting
- ben-schaaf 9y agoThe first actual use case that came to mind is using it as an April fools joke.
- jrimbault 9y agoThe links sliding from under the cursor. Right when you were about to click.
- knowThySelfx 9y agoThis could be used in specific cases. Eg: To show association or relation between elements when one of it is clicked. We can "pulse" or colorize the related element.