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Looks like the web has gone full circle. Back in 2000 frames were all the rage; in 2005 frames were the bane of good designers everywhere; now in 2013 we're ba

by acabal 14y ago

Looks like the web has gone full circle. Back in 2000 frames were all the rage; in 2005 frames were the bane of good designers everywhere; now in 2013 we're back to frames again. Here's hoping the frames trend dies a swift, permanent death sooner rather later.

Andrex 14y ago
I can't find any evidence of frame or iframes on yahoo.com, what are you referring to?
- adorable 14y ago
  I guess he refers to the search bar at the top and the left navigation menu that remain fixed when scrolling (i.e. acting like frames even though it's just css / js)
  - Andrex 14y ago
    That's even weirder because that's better for user experience.
    - Zarel 14y ago
      Well, it breaks the Page Down button. :(
jsnk 14y ago
Can you specify what frames you are talking about? I am asking because I don't see any trace of html frames (http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/present/frames.html http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/present/frames.html)