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"Only programmers look at it and say "yea, that's fine," because we know how difficult a web browser is to implement." No, not just programmers. Also end users
by fleddr 6y ago
"Only programmers look at it and say "yea, that's fine," because we know how difficult a web browser is to implement."
No, not just programmers. Also end users. It's a complete myth that the traditional link/page refresh method is jarring to users. It's perfectly normal and expected to click a link and to have it loaded in a reasonable time frame, without some weird transition in between.
- amw-zero 6y agoNot the end users that I talk to and interview. So ‘complete myth’ just means that you have a strong opinion. It doesn’t mean it’s actually true.