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I don't think they're all horrible, though in some cases their usability drawbacks are probably recognized and ignored because of who the customers are. Take t
by Goladus 19y ago
I don't think they're all horrible, though in some cases their usability drawbacks are probably recognized and ignored because of who the customers are. Take the origami page, for example. That is remarkably clean and easy to understand. Using the page is a little cumbersome: pages load slowly and the text isn't all that easy to read, but everything looks very impressive, expensive, and fashionable. Looking impressive, expensive, and fashionable is probably worth more than getting straight to the point.
- adamdoupe 19y agoI hated the origami page. I couldn't figure out what the company did (the whole purpose of the website) for a while while I was awaiting for the about us page to load. And this was on my work's connection. Also I never did figure out how far I had to pull those things and it would take me a few times. I agree, the text was hard to read on some pages. There are domains where look impressing, expensive and fashionable is reasonable, such as a design studio, band or something like that. Anyway, all that said, I though these sights were beautiful works of art. Just not terribly practical.