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>reveal menus ... interrogating scroll position No one wants these.

• buzzerbetrayed 6y ago
  This simply isn’t true
  • falcolas 6y ago
    Then perhaps it's better to say that the overwhelming majority of end users don't want those (or wouldn't care if they disappeared tomorrow). I'm sure designers love 'em.
    • tannhaeuser 6y ago
      I'm as much of an old-school markup geek as it gets, but still there are website visitors expecting to scroll unto the bottom to see "all there is" on a site. You may say this behavior is learned from doom scrolling, reminicent to taboola crap, etc., but who I am to judge? Personally, I find the development of content UIs and new idioms fascinating. Just to be sure, when I've written about reveal menus and scroll position above, I didn't mean capturing/blocking scroll events or otherwise messing with default browser behavior.
• wildrhythms 6y ago
  Well... not you, or me. Unfortunately, I can find a dozen UX designers and project managers who do, in fact, want these things, and advocate and whip developers to add these things under the pretense of "cohesion" and "brand intuition" and other such terms that lead to someone (not me) being promoted.