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Anyone else getting this annoying jerking fixed menu at the top when scrolling? Why do people insist on doing fixed menu bars? Does anyone like them? I don't t
by svnpenn 6y ago
Anyone else getting this annoying jerking fixed menu at the top when scrolling?
Why do people insist on doing fixed menu bars? Does anyone like them? I don't think I have ever used a website where it improved the experience. Phones have had reactive scrolling for years, so a quick flick and you're at the top. So I don't even know what problem they're trying to solve.
- dgb23 6y agoI feel you. Fixed position elements are really an anti-pattern in many cases. This includes fixed "back to top" buttons and the like. They just clutter up space and distract from content.
- svnpenn 6y agoI mean, even a small “back to top” in the bottom right corner, would be better than a fixed menu at the top. At least with that, its not taking up screen height. Phone screens are small, stop putting stuff in the way that’s not needed.