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You can't justify poor design by saying that he could have use scrollbars. It is clearly the designer's fault to not have thought of this.
by badusername 14y ago
You can't justify poor design by saying that he could have use scrollbars. It is clearly the designer's fault to not have thought of this.
- prodigal_erik 14y agoWorldWideWeb had scroll bars. Since day one of the web, browsers have been expected to gracefully handle documents with too much content to easily render on one screen. It's not reasonable for every author worldwide to have to simultaneously munge all their documents just because one browser maintainer woke up thinking it would look cooler for you not to know if there's more to read.
- fnulp 14y agoExactly. People are free to use stuff that gets broken for the sake of slickness, and people who want to get stuff done are free to ignore them. Not that the site isn't broken, too. I mean, how hard would it be to make it not fixed width, right? But why do that when you can just throw it together, "go viral", next.. I find it real hard to call it "design", or even craftmanship, or even a website :P But then again that applies to Twitter too, so it's all good. To each their own.