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That's just a random demo. It's not particularly relevant for the concept they're trying to gather feedback on
by sebstefan 3y ago
That's just a random demo. It's not particularly relevant for the concept they're trying to gather feedback on
- chrismorgan 3y agoThe demos should be motivating the feature. A bad demo is destructive to that effort. This is a very bad demo.
- sebstefan 2y agoPeople who have nothing to say on the shed talk about the color
- hombre_fatal 2y agoIf you open the demos in a browser like Safari that doesn't support the feature, the demos remain as normal grid-aligned cells. There I realize that masonry mainly works when your cells have such different heights that to grid-align them creates a lot of vertical dead space. Images and news blocks with images make sense for masonry for this reason and it feels good. But text-only cells where the cell heights don't differ much, they seem better without masonry. The megamenu demo also works much better as a normal grid because they start with a header so grid alignment lets you scan the headers left to right easily. A text-only newspaper could make sense with masonry because you aren't trying to navigate relationships between the items, and presumably the content can vary the cell height a lot.