> I'm really curious what the current definition of "minimalistic" is. Things like cutting off content that overruns the screen size, without giving any indica

> I'm really curious what the current definition of "minimalistic" is. Things like cutting off content that overruns the screen size, without giving any indication that this has happened, and also hiding scrollbars, so as to make it impossible to navigate to that content if you have neither a mousewheel nor a gesture-capable device. -- Not saying that this is what Alexandria is doing; just cracking a joke about modern designs with "minimalist" inclinations in general.