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The text is too small and spans most of the screen. Difficult to read on big monitors. Reading that grey block on mobile is also really straining. I actually ju
by greenhatman 7y ago
The text is too small and spans most of the screen. Difficult to read on big monitors. Reading that grey block on mobile is also really straining. I actually just gave up and came to read the comments instead.
The word 'download' is exactly the same font as everything else. So it's hard to find. Why not have a button that stands out? There are 2 links called 'click here'. So you have the read the surrounding text before knowing where you want to click. I can't think of a good reason not to have a clear call to action button that stands out from the rest of the page.
Compared to almost any modern site, this is really bad.
- ubercow13 7y agoI think you’re overrating modern web design. For example recently I have been frustrated at the amount of web sites I have been on which “respond” to the geometry of the browser by completely removing essential navigational elements of the site and giving the user no indication that anything is missing. This makes for example using the site in a web browser tiled to half the screen width on a laptop impossible. This site even works perfectly on mobile, because it doesn’t change to simplify itself to the point of being unusable, like many modern web sites do, often even refusing to stop doing so when choosing “request desktop site” in the mobile browser.
- BlueGh0st 7y ago> Difficult to read on big monitors. I'm on a 55 inch screen and have no problems with this website. In fact, I much prefer it to websites that only fill the center third with content.
- userbinator 7y agoWhy not have a button that stands out? I've been conditioned to almost subconsciously ignore "big green download buttons", because the vast majority of them are fake.
- greenhatman 7y agoThen you're probably on scammy sites too often. The only sites I know of that does that are pirate sites.