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Lukas Mathis touches on this visual scrollability hint in his discussion of potential solutions to usability issues with Lion's new hidden scrollbars: http://i
by spjwebster 15y ago
Lukas Mathis touches on this visual scrollability hint in his discussion of potential solutions to usability issues with Lion's new hidden scrollbars:
http://ignorethecode.net/blog/2011/08/01/invisible_scrollbars/ http://ignorethecode.net/blog/2011/08/01/invisible_scrollbar...
Showing a peak of extra content to indicate that there's something you're not seeing may not be deliberate, but it's definitely desirable when you've got no other permanent indicators. That said, given Apple's usual attention to detail, I wouldn't be surprised to find that this is a deliberate design choice.
- ugh 15y agoI’m pretty sure it’s deliberate. I have heard more than one Apple engineer say in their WWDC talks that you should always make sure to indicate when there’s more content and the way you do that is to cut off the last entry in a list.