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This is clearly by design, try clicking on something (and then scrolling!) to navigate the site like intended.
by alphast0rm 14y ago
This is clearly by design, try clicking on something (and then scrolling!) to navigate the site like intended.
- ishener 14y agopoor design decision, in my opinion... say i don't want to click on whatever is above the fold... that's it, i'm out of the site. even after i click, the only way to navigate is using the arrows on the sides
- veeti 14y agoYeah, and it is clearly a fucking idiotic design. Breaking a basic navigation feature that works as intended in every other application and web page for the sake of "design" is not a good thing.
- sixQuarks 14y agoI agree it's bad design IF it were a consumer/business site. But remember, this is a personal site. Anything goes, and I think he knows better than to do this on a commercial site.
- veeti 14y agoWhat on earth does a "personal site" have anything to do with a design being good? It's just as broken on a personal site as it is on a business site. It breaks an established, 20 year old user interface expectation and greatly hinders the usability of the page. It makes no sense and there is no excuse for it.
- sixQuarks 14y agobecause a personal site is a sandbox where you can experiment. It doesn't have to fit a mold. Same thing with an artist who is doing their own thing vs an artist who is paid to create a design for a company. You wouldn't tell the artist to paint a certain way because that's the way it's done commercially. Same thing here.
- veeti 14y ago...And what does that have to do with this? Sure, experiment all you want with your personal website, but it doesn't change the fact that the site being more "experimental" does not excuse the utterly idiotic and completely broken scrolling/scrollbar UI. It's a piece of shit and it makes the site very difficult to use on a desktop browser. This has nothing to do with "fitting a mold": it has everything to do with _basic functionality_. It's a completely failed "experiment". End of story.
- alphast0rm 14y agoYou obviously have a better design sense and much more experience than someone who has been at Apple for the long haul designing UI/UX and has won the Apple Design Award! I hear that's not credible at all.