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at the same time, a UI like this can be really nice. I don't think it limits the presentation of information but actually simplifies it and let's you gain more
by VDegesys 14y ago
at the same time, a UI like this can be really nice. I don't think it limits the presentation of information but actually simplifies it and let's you gain more info with a single glance. It also allows the designers/editors to draw you in with headlines and pictures in a traditional way, placing what is most important (we would hope) front and center.
will it actually be used effectively? eh...probably not for anything other than on the ipad.
- unalone 14y agoYou can do the exact same thing without page flips. Headlines and pictures front-and-center? Sounds like almost every blog ever written.
- VDegesys 14y agoit's not about placing headlines and pictures front and center, it's about placing the right ones there, without adding too much complexity...you get the headline, the first few lines of text.. that's nothing new, look to techcrunch or pretty much anything as an example of that. It's the layout and the fact that you see the entire page without being inundated with scroll bars and overloaded with information... and a blog isn't exactly the right thing to be using as an example to compare? in fact, a blog seems like it would care less about which article's are being read and more about just articles being read in general.