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It's interesting to me when people/companies have something they think is important to share, but then hijack the scroll on the site presenting the info they wa
by cronix 8y ago
It's interesting to me when people/companies have something they think is important to share, but then hijack the scroll on the site presenting the info they want you to read making the content pretty difficult to actually consume. Scrolling about 1/2" on the stock apple trackpad scrolled past all 18 pages and it's pretty difficult to easily get from one page to the next. Luckily the up/down arrows work (if you happen to try them), but c'mon, enough with the fancy schmancy scrolljacking that rarely works well and ruins UX!
- matt_kantor 8y agoThis is a slide deck, probably meant to be presented by @prideout and not read on its own. The actual filament website seems to be https://google.github.io/filament/Filament.md.html https://google.github.io/filament/Filament.md.html
- javajosh 8y agoUse the up/down arrow keys.
- anigbrowl 8y agoTech: Check this out User: I am having a problem reading this wtf Tech: You are doing it wrong I mean if the default affordance breaks or doesn't work on a page, it's not the user's fault. That's OK for a game or some other UI innovation but here it just undermines the content.
- javajosh 8y agoHelping someone use a broken thing doesn't count as an endorsement of brokenness. I was also bitten by the scroll problem, and discovered arrow key workaround. I didn't expect to be downvoted and criticized for my trouble sharing the discovery.
- anigbrowl 8y agoMy experience is that when people want workarounds they ask for them, but when they point out a problem it's a critique and not a request.
- prideout 8y agoI added some text to the title page about arrow keys, revealjs, and WebGL.
- anigbrowl 8y agoVery cool and thoughtful. Thanks!