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Does scrolling past toc and the first paragraph skip a whole screen for anyone else? Or is it yet another UI advice article that cannot scroll itself.
by wruza 3y ago
Does scrolling past toc and the first paragraph skip a whole screen for anyone else? Or is it yet another UI advice article that cannot scroll itself.
- ffactory 3y agoYes, seems like on mobile the table of contents collapses after you scroll past it. That causes quite a bug jump.
- happytiger 3y agoWhy is this almost a comically common stereotype?
- andric 3y agoThat’s because most of such “UX” articles are written by junior designers looking for a job (writing to promote themselves) or working in an IT services agency (writing to promote the agency). These individuals tend not to have a whit of formal HCI education or real-world practice. When you have little theoretical grounding and real world experience, all you have is examples from apps you spot in the wild to learn from. You don’t know what makes something work, and you have never seen it work yourself. You might learn the wrong thing: that if some popular or financially-successful app out there has implemented a particular design pattern, that it must be a “best practice”. It’s kind of like how most “how-to” articles, YouTube tutorials, and Udemy courses in software dev are made by junior devs.
- tnbp 3y agoYes. Imagine you're giving UX advice while unable to get scrolling right.
- jitbit 3y agoExactly. https://i.imgur.com/kJlilJB.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/kJlilJB.mp4 A post about UX with a non-working UX.