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scrolling, or generally anything that mutates the viewport, vastly reduces my reading speed maybe this is just my training and gen Z can handle it fine? but sc
by awinter-py 5y ago
scrolling, or generally anything that mutates the viewport, vastly reduces my reading speed
maybe this is just my training and gen Z can handle it fine? but scrolling feels like mandatory vertical layout jank to get to page 2
enlightened UX archaeologists from the future will look back with humane pity on a web with increasingly prevalent sticky headers that destroy keyboard-based paging
- MSKJ 5y agoPerhaps, I read a lot on my phone (usually web novels). I keep my eyes fixed on a spot on my screen, usually reading 2 lines, and scroll to bring the next lines into my line of sight. This is very comfortable for me as I don't have to move my eyes around. I also think this increases my reading efficiency, although I haven't really done an A/B test to verify this
- zajio1am 5y agoWell, scrolling by fingers on screen is inconvenient, but e.g. FBReader app allows switching pages using volume up/down buttons.