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Note to the website authors: the carousel with examples is not usable on mobile - trying to scroll the code swipes away to the next item. Would be better as jus
by ricardobeat 4y ago
Note to the website authors: the carousel with examples is not usable on mobile - trying to scroll the code swipes away to the next item. Would be better as just a series of example blocks.
- qwertox 4y agoYet it's great on desktop. What I liked the most about it was that it doesn't auto-advance. Generally, the entire site has a really nice design, at least on desktop. One of the prettiest I've seen.
- anentropic 4y agoEven on desktop I wanted to be able to swipe (scroll gesture) or arrow key to advance the slide, but have to click the little dot icons
- qwertox 4y agoI was able to drag it sideways with the mouse.
- sexy_seedbox 4y agoOn mobile, I just go to ⋮ then "Desktop site", much wider display.
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- messe 4y agoIt's broken on desktop as well. I was trying to select some example code to copy and paste it in a comment here, but that just click on it drags the carousel rather than allowing me to select text.
- PontifexMinimus 4y agoCarousels should simply be abolished. Just have paragraphs of text/image, one after the other. Also, black text on white background is easier to read. And don't make your web design to complex for Firefox reader mode to work: if you do, that's a sign you're doing it wrong.
- jfecher 4y agoAh, yes. The carousel has been a source of frustration especially on mobile for designing the website. Perhaps disabling swiping to scroll on the carousel on mobile would help. Or defaulting to use a dropdown to select the example on mobile instead.