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> And this is the so-called responsive design... I’m not sure if this was meant to be a pun, but “responsive design” has nothing to do with how quickly a UI lo
by caseyohara 1y ago
> And this is the so-called responsive design...
I’m not sure if this was meant to be a pun, but “responsive design” has nothing to do with how quickly a UI loads. It’s about adapting to different screen sizes.
- kjkjadksj 1y agoPlain html could do that too. People forget the ancient knowledge.
- presbyterian 1y agoIf everything was plain HTML, the web would still be only for academics and a handful of nerds, and most of the people on HN would have to find other jobs.
- chii 1y agoWell, the plain html version of gmail (which google recently removed) works so much better and runs so much faster than the fully interactive webapp version. I would imagine that to be the case for a lot of webapps out there.
- 7bit 1y agoPlain HTML does not support scrolling, why else are there so many websites with JS scrolling behaviour.