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Yeah, and I think that is an incorrect view based on a limited perspective of elements where the user is directly interacting. What I was talking about using t
by mike_d 4y ago
Yeah, and I think that is an incorrect view based on a limited perspective of elements where the user is directly interacting.
What I was talking about using the feature for is passive content. Watch any TV news broadcast, popular Twitch stream, etc. and you'll see that elements or scenes transitioning smoothly is the polish of a good production. A news ticker doesn't just appear, it has a 1 second fade in. The logo isn't always on the screen, it slides in and out periodically from the right.
- silvestrov 4y agoThe problem is that people overdo the transitions when they add them (i.e. make them too long). This "overdoing" always happends when something new is introduced. When Windows became able to use multiple fonts in the 90'ies, people used as many fonts as possible on a single sheet of paper. It looked really bad. Over time we got back to use 1 or 2 fonts on a page. When web got animated GIFs, every page had an animated "work in progress".