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Enough of such comments. Obviously you have never worked much in the front end or the web user experience, and don't understand the complexity or the difficulty
by rwalle 4y ago
Enough of such comments. Obviously you have never worked much in the front end or the web user experience, and don't understand the complexity or the difficulty of such technologies. Anyone saying "things were fine in 1995" is ignoring how non-interactive, non-intuitive how web pages were, and how much more pleasant it is to look at a web page and get the information today. It is true that some web pages are using unnecessary (or even too much) animations and such and may have a negative effect on user experience or accessibility, but there is no doubt that the web is a better place than it was in 1995. And I'm sorry to say that your personal opinion does not matter, and the web is never going back to 1995.
- colechristensen 4y agoYou say, commenting on a website explicitly designed to be minimalist which would be perfectly comfortable running on a 1995 level hardware. Most of the web I visit doesn’t need to be interactive all that much and the interactivity that is added gets in the way more than it helps anything. We’re just exchanging pictures and text here. The bits where people are writing applications on the web really get in the way of experiences where people are just exchanging content.
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