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From the homepage (https://vast.ai/ https://vast.ai/) it's literally one click ("Search Marketplace" button). From the FAQ page, it's literally two clicks (firs
by chockchocschoir 5y ago
From the homepage (https://vast.ai/ https://vast.ai/) it's literally one click ("Search Marketplace" button). From the FAQ page, it's literally two clicks (first homepage, then marketplace button).
Or am I missing something obvious here? Maybe the page looked different 7 hours ago?
- dylan604 5y ago"Search Marketplace" is not the text for a button I'm expecting to pricing. After looking further, I resorted to clicking "Search Marketplace" but gave up after it took forever with zero indication that anything was happening so I clicked something else. Something about the first loading of that page takes a lot of time. Since it's faster after the first load, so I'm assuming some large initial download (probably a large JS library???).
- chockchocschoir 5y agoYou're not expecting the pricing for products in a marketplace, on a page labeled "marketplace"? I'm not sure how much more explicit it could get. The loading time sure is dumb though, I agree. But that doesn't affect the number of clicks to take to find something, only the time (which arguably, is worse). Also, you might want to investigate why your browser doesn't show any loading indicator when it's loading content. Firefox and Chrome should both do it by default, but if you're not seeing it maybe something is broken or you've changed some setting.
- dylan604 5y agoYes, I finally looked at the browser tab to see that indication of "activity" was occurring. However, if the website knows that it is going to take some time to pull in a large asset, it would be better to have a page that loads quickly and shows some sort of activity to the user via UI rather than just "browser default". In fact, I don't even know what the the default indicator on a mobile browser looks like