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Except for the user, who never asked for vanity animations and hate the popups.
by coffeefirst 6y ago
Except for the user, who never asked for vanity animations and hate the popups.
- seangrogg 6y agoWell, when I am considered a developer AND a stakeholder I may be able to address that AND not be told that I'm going to implement the carousel because "market research" anyways.
- MattGaiser 6y agoThe focus groups seem to love those things.
- askafriend 6y agoWrong. I ask for it as a consumer. I expect it, and I demand it. We're in 2020, I don't want to click around on hyperlinks - I'm sorry. I grew up in a world of interactivity and the iPhone. My bar is very high for consumer services. Animations and smooth transitions are table-stakes.
- goatlover 6y agoSurely you also grew up in a world of web browsers and hyperlinks. They haven't gone anywhere. There's just more applications on the web now in addition to traditional websites and hybrids. When I use the browser on my phone, I'm usually touching hyperlinks to go to different sites and pages, and often those hyperlinks are shared on different apps.
- rossdavidh 6y agoThe cases which should be simple, don't give anyone a chance to be impressive. This applies not only to the devs, but also to the managers (and designers, and etc). I am impressed with simplicity, but most people aren't.