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On Firefox this is rather messed up and is not rendering well. Doesn't give me much confidence.
by milliams 4y ago
On Firefox this is rather messed up and is not rendering well. Doesn't give me much confidence.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- mkurz 4y agoSame with Chromium (Linux). Is this even an official GitHub project?
- marpstar 4y agoSame in Safari 16.1
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- idan 4y agoWe're a small team, and we don't have a whole marketing and web team to build stuff for us. They're experiments! Think of this like an 0.1 of an open source project; it's gonna have bugs, it's going to have rough edges. We aren't going to pretend otherwise :D
- movedx 4y ago
- cal85 4y agoWhat an obnoxious, domineering comment.
- movedx 4y agoWhat a useless piece of feedback, lacking any form of constructive substance whatsoever. At least offer me something to work with here.
- thestepafter 4y agoSimple is always better, especially if you are a small team. For example, there is no reason to scroll jack the site. It makes it extremely difficult to navigate and at least for myself, I immediately close the tab if scroll jacking is in place. Let your product speak for itself, don't over complicate things or you will lose user confidence.
- movedx 4y agoIndeed. Scroll hijacking is simply the worst, honestly. I can appreciate that they tried to make it flow better and present the ideas in a context, but it's a lot of complexity to tell me about a product. It's also risky, because now it doesn't work and I can only assume other overly engineered thought processes have been applied to the product itself. First impressions matter.
- Kiro 4y agoI'm sure your client will be happy to see that you're using them as leverage in your toxic rants.
- movedx 4y ago:thumbs-up-emoji:
- pvg 4y agoThat's totally understandable but it doesn't take the expertise of a marketing team to notice the problems here. Just think whether you personally would like to find out about some neat new feature of a tool you use through some weird janky scrolljacking page which then takes you to a waitlist. And then something about a video presentation and a pinky promise the waitlist is short. I'm guessing you probably don't, like most people. A 0.1 of an open source project can have a lot of rough edges but doesn't have any of this ceremony.
- tim-- 4y agoMake your window less wide. That fixed it for me! Seems like some broken CSS media queries.
- rubyist5eva 4y agoI'm on chrome and the scrolling is messed up as well.
- Kiro 4y agoIt looks the same on Chrome and Firefox for me. Sure you're not being tricked by the empty block at the beginning? I initially thought that was a rendering error but I guess it's representing the sandbox nature.