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I'm so impressed by the design of https://www.magicleap.com/ https://www.magicleap.com/ It is so amazing and beautiful. I wonder what technologies they use to
by rajeshpant 9y ago
I'm so impressed by the design of
https://www.magicleap.com/ https://www.magicleap.com/
It is so amazing and beautiful. I wonder what technologies they use to build the front end.
- corobo 9y agoMy god is that a laggy landing page if you haven't got a GPU behind your browser. Also I'm not sure what happened but just as I was closing the page I got a single note of what I believe to be electro(?) music It was also clearly designed with access to smooth scrolling, I'm assuming Mac. The scroll is just awful without and the animations don't really play nicely. I closed the page before I learned what Magic Leap is. Not the best for a landing page.
- haylem 9y agoDang. I have an MBP with an i7 and 16GB of RAM, and a landing page lags?! Hells no. Also, I think it ate 1% of my battery in the blink of an eye. No thanks. Update: 8MB for a landing page. Wait, waaattt? I'll give you the first animation is somewhat cool, but a lot of visitors will definitely be turned off by the slow and sluggish experience, and I don't think it's the impression I want from a company (apparently) banking on Virtual Reality. I like my reality fairly instantaneous, thank you, so the goal would be to have my VR to behave in kind.
- IAmGraydon 9y agoThat's strange. I'm on a 4 year old Dell with integrated graphics and unimpressive specs and it runs perfectly smooth.
- manasn 9y agoProbably a 'safari' thing. I have an i3 with unimpressive specs and it runs perfectly smooth on chrome.
- haylem 9y agoI'm in Chrome65. I didn't say anything about using Safari. In any case, even w/o the lag, the page is still way too slow to load and quite heavy. Not really the best approach for conversion.