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The Instagram story-esque design is an interesting take. I'm viewing this on a desktop but I'm not sure how I feel about it. Usually I prefer scrolling but I su
by imwally 7y ago
The Instagram story-esque design is an interesting take. I'm viewing this on a desktop but I'm not sure how I feel about it. Usually I prefer scrolling but I suppose it works well with the high-res photos.
- tartoran 7y agoNYT like other media companies are expermimenting with different formats. Some are more interactive than others. I personally am not too crazy about this one because at least on my phone it appears as if poorly formatted and when swiping a slide back activates to the browser back command. When at work I noticed that I almost always avoid these types of format especially when it take over the whole screen and have conspicuous animations.
- system2 7y agoBBC does this a lot.
- gumby 7y agoI feel the opposite. Rather than read a story I read a bunch of disconnected snippets, like tweets. The separation was magnified by the need to click for each snippet. It's hard to remember what I read.
- Sabinus 7y agoI kinda liked it. Clean interface, gorgeous photo/gif first design.
- jiofih 7y agoLucky you, most of us can’t read it all due to the paywall.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 7y agoOnce I figured out that it was a slideshow and not a broken page I liked the format. They should have a highly visible arrow to the right though, since scrolling and pressing the down key do nothing.