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Guess you also didn’t see a site for a long time where you have to press buttons to do things instead of just scroll down? Not meant to be snarky: I got the sam
by anonzzzies 3y ago
Guess you also didn’t see a site for a long time where you have to press buttons to do things instead of just scroll down? Not meant to be snarky: I got the same comment on our saas products. Guess people want ’sales sites’ to be one pagers; I don’t exactly know why. Personally I don’t see the difference between scrolling down or pressing buttons but he.
- spxneo 3y agoI just shared my opinion, we disagree. I'm okay with this. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- kitd 3y agoOP hasn't replied to you AFAICS
- TeMPOraL 3y agoConvenience and familiarity. I'm ashamed to admit, but I too expect to see screenshots and features listed inline on the landing page; it's been a common practice in the last 10 years or so. > Personally I don’t see the difference between scrolling down or pressing buttons Scrolling is untargeted, you just move the wheel or drag your fingers back and forth. Pressing buttons requires you to identify such elements, target and then click them. Both sound trivial, but they're different classes of trivial.
- calgoo 3y agoInteresting as I find the complete opposite for myself; I love the easy access to all options at the top instead of doom scrolling for possible information usually hidden between horrible animations that slide in and out, breaking natural scrolling etc.
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