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On top of this, users have also been trained to ignore anything that looks like a banner or ad. Sometimes giant text just looks like something meant to be ignor
by icegreentea 15y ago
On top of this, users have also been trained to ignore anything that looks like a banner or ad. Sometimes giant text just looks like something meant to be ignored.
- LearnYouALisp 15y agoYou should see this website: http://airforcefcu.com/ http://airforcefcu.com/
- ben1040 15y agoI didn't even need to expend any mental effort to ignore the large advertisement-shaped blocks there. AdBlock Plus did it for me, and delivered me a blank page.
- LearnYouALisp 15y agoApparently with no scripting, the middle of the page does not load.
- TeMPOraL 15y agoIt happened to me once when reading a FAQ for rootnode support IRC channel. There was a most important "point 0" in FAQ, that was emphasized by moving it above the page header. It was supposed to be the very first thing visitor will read, but my mind didn't even register this text being there (even after being told that there is a "point 0" and revisiting the page). Needless to say, I got into some trouble because of that, but I managed to convince FAQ maintainers that banner blindness[1] is a real thing, and they fixed the FAQ. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banner_blindness http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banner_blindness