3 ms·
You really need to add a toggle for the effects, it makes it hard to read.
by aizk 9mo ago
You really need to add a toggle for the effects, it makes it hard to read.
- corndoge 9mo agoNo they don't, it's their website.
- LAC-Tech 9mo agoJust don't read the article and comment based on the headline.
- octoberfranklin 9mo agoTurning off javascript gets rid of the crazy.
- zamadatix 9mo agoAnd reading mode can be a good option too. Particularly if it's more about the styling/contrast.
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]
- prmoustache 9mo ago[flagged]
- JCattheATM 9mo agoSome I think just have an aversion to effects, not because it's hard to read, that is often just the excuse, but because they just don't like them.
- napkinartist 9mo agoI work in accessibility. I'm non binary and queer AF. The particles are a problem for some sensory processing disorders that cannot tune out motion. This is why the prefer reduced motion attribute exists. I appreciate that you and I probably agree that some people with anti-LGBTQ sentiments will pick on anything atypical about a website like this to claim some notional moral high ground to punch down, but in the case of the particles specifically there are disability accommodation reasons to consider them something toggleable. (Though using reader mode is probably sufficient for those users, as the site is developed to support it well.)
- thefz 9mo agoAt least this one isn't presented as a back and forth between two furry characters
- testdelacc1 9mo agoOh no, the horror.
- fennecfoxy 9mo agoYou make that sound like it wouldn't make it even better uwu
- FireInsight 9mo agoDialogue has been a form of presentation forever. (See, Plato and most of literature)
- thefz 9mo agoSo Is illustration as shown by hieroglyphics, this doesn't make me want it more. I can understand text just fine
- spoiler 9mo agoI don't mind the dialogue, but if we're taking about the same author, some of the content gets diminished by the meandering waffling. I realise it's a stylistic choice but there's been a few posts where I felt tired after reading their articles. And it also feels like one of those YouTube shorts sketches where one person pretends to be multiple people and it starts feeling a bit cheap/meh. I think it would be fine if it they toned down on the interjections/interruptions
- extraduder_ire 9mo agoAre you referring to a specific blogpost? Doesn't sound familiar.
- Analemma_ 9mo agoThey might be talking about Xe Iaso's blog, although there the furry conversations are only for short supplementary asides sotto voce, while the bulk of every post is in ordinary text. I like it, personally, but maybe it grates on some people.