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Ugh, all that clicking for the next page. Why not put it all on one page or a pdf for that matter? Reminds me of click bait factory design: Take up the whole pa
by kleer001 6y ago
Ugh, all that clicking for the next page. Why not put it all on one page or a pdf for that matter? Reminds me of click bait factory design: Take up the whole page, each nugget of meaning is a separate page, draw it out as long as possible for the clicks.
- systemvoltage 6y agoThe entire field of design (not just web-design) has regressed after the golden era of design IMO - 1965-1990.
- kleer001 6y agoThat's a pretty broad brush stroke there. Without more qualifications I'm having a hard time taking it seriously with respect to Sturgeon's law.
- ocdtrekkie 6y agoOn my pretty standard-resolution 1920x1080 screen, the "next" arrow requires scrolling to see. ...So they made it so you can't scroll through, but have to scroll a bit on each panel to get to the next one. It's inherently horrifying that this site exists. I get why companies want in-house fonts that define their brand and avoid licensing fees, but I always find designers' blog posts about how they designed a font to be insanely and incredibly self-congratulatory while focusing on things that almost no human on earth will ever notice.
- mattlondon 6y agoSame here. Also I got an extra horizontal scroll bar that had no room left to scroll (...if that makes sense the the scrollbar was visible but you could not scroll left or right) on Firefox. Kinda disappointing for a "design-ery" focused thing to have some really bad design requiring scrolling, as well as screwed up sizing that triggers pointless scrollbars.