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For a UI framework landing page, this looks impressively bad on mobile. Big Arial at random sizes. No margins, no grid, component examples scattered all over t
by pavlov 3mo ago
For a UI framework landing page, this looks impressively bad on mobile.
Big Arial at random sizes. No margins, no grid, component examples scattered all over the screen.
- albedoa 3mo agoWelcome to the future! We better get used to it.
- jgalt212 3mo agoAre you being a troll, or is there a trend afoot to ignore mobile rendering?
- Yannik_Sc 3mo agoIt is a shallow trend to ignore or on-purpose worsen mobile experience and force users to mobile apps instead of using the browser version. Though I'm not sure if this can be applied in this specific case.
- bbg2401 3mo agoThe trend is people releasing barely conceived software and products written by language models, backed by equally thoughtless marketing materials written by language models.
- albedoa 3mo agoI have a suspicion that he was not asking in good faith. We'll see!
- albedoa 3mo agoEveryone who has me learn or notice something is a troll.
- MetaMalone 3mo agoThis was my first impression as well. The layout options just didn’t work on mobile
- leo1983 3mo agoThis is not a landing page. Its a tech demo page. And is very impressive, because they render ALL components and variations in just one page, at same time, getting a highscore on lighthouse, without errors or warnings on W3C HTML validator too. They delivered a high quality code.