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I'm amused that a UX article has such a poorly written headline that I had to read it 5 times before I my brain parsed it properly.
by synnik 15y ago
I'm amused that a UX article has such a poorly written headline that I had to read it 5 times before I my brain parsed it properly.
- scott_s 15y agoI gave up trying to parse it, and didn't understand it until I read (skimmed) the article.
- bxr 15y agoI thought it was going to have to do with left click vs right click until half way into the article. In retrospect it was kind of a silly thing to assume, but thats what my first pass saw, and I use enough software at work that likes to throw everything important under the right click anyway that it seemed plausible.
- larrik 15y agoI agree. I had assumed it was a reference to Right Click>Open in New Tab, and the the whole idea was the a user would open your call to action for after reading the current (something I do constantly).