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Let's also not design sites that disable scrolling with middle-click.

• whatshisface 14y ago
  I hate to be "That Guy", but I can't say I like the fact that I can't reduce fontsize with crtl+zoom. Tangent: Can anyone who knows more about javascript tell me why so many websites disable default features? I mean, isn't that, like, more work?
  • zevyoura 14y ago
    If you pull up the web inspector, this site actually dynamically changes the font-size property of the body text when you zoom in/out to maintain the same size. It's very bizarre, I don't understand the intentions of the designer at all.
    • skore 14y ago
      It's probably related to having it adapt to the screen size - changing the size of your window also changes the text. Again, don't understand the intentions of that either.
  • marcosdumay 14y ago
    A (clueless about he web) designer creates a bealtiful page design with gorgeous picture and plenty of different fonts. Then, a manager (clueless about the web) likes it and aproves the site, and it falls on a developer's desk to actualy create such a site. Take a second look at the Forbes site, and think about how you would create that design. I can think of two ways, one of them requires some insight, and the other one requires reimplementing every functionality of the browser (or living them out).