Exactly the opposite of what I would want in a usable "humane interface." I have spent a lot of time as a UX architect trying to reduce the chaotic mess of mou

Exactly the opposite of what I would want in a usable "humane interface." I have spent a lot of time as a UX architect trying to reduce the chaotic mess of mouseover frenzy, and here comes a site that is all mouseover frenzy. Gestures are even worse - they take what would have been an intuitive behavior -- clicking, typing a command, pressing a clearly labeled button -- and replace it with hand waving that you have to memorize in special patterns as if you were waving a magic wand. It's a clever design, I'm glad he did it - I would just never want to navigate an entire site that acted like that.