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I'm glad that designers are starting to see the problems with page state that's not tied to URL state. Nearly all the sites I've seen using #! state have got th
by jasonwatkinspdx 15y ago
I'm glad that designers are starting to see the problems with page state that's not tied to URL state. Nearly all the sites I've seen using #! state have got this wrong.
- happyhacker 15y agoYou have to be specific as to what state you're referring to; should color changes and element position be tied to a URL?