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It looks really impressive and I realize this is a creative showpiece, but is anyone else getting tired of all this "swiping" being forced upon users who aren't
by rpm4321 14y ago
It looks really impressive and I realize this is a creative showpiece, but is anyone else getting tired of all this "swiping" being forced upon users who aren't even using touchscreens? Between this and Microsoft's Metro swipes, it's getting a little ridiculous. I really hope this doesn't become an even bigger trend because it's horrible for usability.
- silverbax88 14y agoAgreed - the swiping is an issue for the desktop, which still dominates consumer and pro usage.
- mgcross 14y agoYes, especially considering that this particular piece isn't available on touchscreens. The click-and-drag experience is even worse with a laptop trackpad.
- oms1005 14y agoYou could use the left/right arrow keys if you want.
- andrewfelix 14y agoI don't think it's quite tired yet. This is a gorgeous execution of the technique, especially considering the interactive elements (Play close attention the maps portion...really nice 3D effect there). As far as marketing goes I think it beats out the typical static landing page.