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But it reduces information overload! Improved UX! I've made so many mistakes because I couldn't tell something overflowed. The scrollbar doesn't have to be big
by B-Con 7y ago
But it reduces information overload! Improved UX!
I've made so many mistakes because I couldn't tell something overflowed. The scrollbar doesn't have to be big and ugly but it should still be present. At a minimum give a visual indicator that there's more content and then I know to try scrolling to see if it works.
It's a stupid UX fad.
- soulofmischief 7y agoI think even this should be regulated in panes which provide control or information about sensitive user data. If there is overflow, there should be a scroll bar or other visual indicator.