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There are plenty of uses for snap scrolling and carousels that aren’t rotating hero images. See something like https://airbnb.com https://airbnb.com which uses
by ryanwhitney 5y ago
There are plenty of uses for snap scrolling and carousels that aren’t rotating hero images.
See something like https://airbnb.com https://airbnb.com which uses it for categories a’la the App Store. Image galleries, Netflix-type layouts, etc.
- lucideer 5y agoI'm struggling to see how that is different to "rotating hero images". Is it that it doesn't rotate automatically? What's the UX benefit here? I get that mobile apps use horizontal swiping and some websites want to be app-like, but even in apps the only common horiztonal-swipe pattern I see is the Android hidden menus pattern, which is (a) a subject of debate in UX circles and (b) absolutely nothing like horizontally scrolling item selection, which is still a bad idea even in native mobile apps. The other major example I can think of is Instagram's story circles, which I feel must be intentionally unusable to try and force people to view stories in their full-screen tap-to-advance format.
- cosmotic 5y agoThat's a use for sure; though it remains an anti-pattern. Don't mess with the scroll.