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Not sure how it works on desktop, but on mobile I literally closed the website after scrolling down two times.
by M4v3R 2y ago
Not sure how it works on desktop, but on mobile I literally closed the website after scrolling down two times.
- bluGill 2y agoI closed it on my desktop after a few minutes when I couldn't figure out how to navigate. Others are talking about slides, but I didn't see any. My background is human machine interaction. I have a reflexive urge to not look for "undiscoverable" navigation elements and close a page when I see them. The world needs better UI, and I'm doing my part by not giving my eyeballs to bad UI.
- bobbylarrybobby 2y agoIt looks like a Reveal.js presentation. I wouldn't say I saw “slides”, but rather a single slide, which is a poor indication that it's a slideshow (which needs to be navigated with the arrow keys or with the arrow buttons in the bottom right). A website that doesn't show more information on scrolling down is incredibly poorly designed.
- hyperbrainer 2y agoThere are "slideshow" forward and backward buttons at bottom left. Horrible UX, and when I opened it, actually thought it was vapourware because the landing page was so devoid of information.