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> we've known for decades that having smooth and fluid (60fps) UI goes a long way to reducing user stress and frustration This hasn't stopped appalling bloat b
by MaxBarraclough 2y ago
> we've known for decades that having smooth and fluid (60fps) UI goes a long way to reducing user stress and frustration
This hasn't stopped appalling bloat becoming the norm on the web, either.
- DaiPlusPlus 2y agoBloat on the web generally doesn't impact frame-rate, though - just memory usage.
- MaxBarraclough 2y agoIt harms loading times, which harms smoothness/fluidity. edit On second thought, it can harm framerates too. There are plenty of webdev discussion threads about achieving 60fps.