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If only this quite interesting work could be read on a normal, no-JS webpage! Scrolling to see more content fading in is such a bad UI practice. Completely neg
by sedan_baklazhan 4y ago
If only this quite interesting work could be read on a normal, no-JS webpage!
Scrolling to see more content fading in is such a bad UI practice. Completely negating all the natural reading experience.
- IYasha 4y agoAt least you're lucky enough to see some content at all :))
- sedan_baklazhan 4y agoI had to enable some JS to see it. Insane.
- sdfjkl 4y agoAgreed. Also the cropping of image previews to square format. You literally can't see the portrait orientation of the Xero Alto monitor. Argh.
- mngnt 4y agoFor bonus points, try to visit from a smartphone. a few scrolls into the page, I got a modal begging me to subscribe and it was not closable - positioned too high so I didn't get to the x to close it, I guess. Ironic - a website about user interfaces has a UI so bad that I could but glimpse the content.
- game-of-throws 4y agoFor extra bonus points, read this blog post by the author of the site: https://user-interface.io/why-you-probably-shouldnt-put-forms-in-modals/ https://user-interface.io/why-you-probably-shouldnt-put-form... And all the screenshots are stolen, as mentioned in other comments. This guy is just a hustler.
- floren 4y agoGood news, a lot of the screenshots are just pulled from http://toastytech.com/guis/index.html http://toastytech.com/guis/index.html, which works perfectly well without JS.