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Content aside, I dislike the giant-image-as-page-layout style. I remember seeing stuff like that in the 90s, but given the rich abilities of browsers to style
by recursive 15y ago
Content aside, I dislike the giant-image-as-page-layout style. I remember seeing stuff like that in the 90s, but given the rich abilities of browsers to style content, no one should do this anymore.
- PotatoEngineer 15y agoGiant images have more power to do striking layouts than CSS does. The advantage of CSS is that it will probably look good in every browser, while a giant image is a particular size and doesn't scale. Images can have greater.... imagery? Can't think of a good word for it right now.
- arthurdenture 15y agoBonus gripe: the pie chart is totally misleading, for two related reasons: - Some segments are arbitrarily taller than other segments (makes them look bigger) - Some segments are deeper than other segments due to where they are in the bubble. "Real identity" is listed as 4% of the graph, but it's not clear if they intended for it to be 4% of the volume, top-down area, or horizontal distance on the graph. It's the worst kind of chartjunk: not just unnecessary, but actively misleading.