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> Most people don't go to a website to have an "experience". Well, with the things that people do routinely, they rarely do it for the experience. But that doe
by milkytron 6y ago
> Most people don't go to a website to have an "experience".
Well, with the things that people do routinely, they rarely do it for the experience. But that does not mean they do not experience it. That experience should certainly be prioritized while keeping the goal of the users as a top priority.
- Shared404 6y agoThat experience is prioritized by keeping the goal of the user as the top priority. The only thing I want is some info and to get out. Very few people go to a business website to enjoy the animations. Edit: No one goes -> very few people go, shout-out to DylanDmitri and Stripe. I like Stripe's page a lot better than this one though, for reasons I mention in my response to DylanDmitri.