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Those slides are horrible, they are too fast for reading and worse, it seems that manual clicking on the arrows do not reset the timer. Not sure if I'm particu
by nolok 14y ago
Those slides are horrible, they are too fast for reading and worse, it seems that manual clicking on the arrows do not reset the timer.
Not sure if I'm particularly slower than others at reading or something, but I closed the page after 3 "slides" when the site made it abundantly clear that it didn't want me to read its content.
One note though: you should use mockup pictures for the visuals rather using screenshots from existing websites, as it is now it sort of give a "Chinese knockoff" feel.
- chaosprophet 14y agoWell, I did not really spend too much time on the visuals, since this was just to gauge-interest. If I make an MVP, it'll definitely not feel 'knock-offy' :) EDIT: I've also slowed down the slides by four seconds each. Please do visit again and check out all the slides.
- nolok 14y agoThe thing is, I quickly had a very negative opinion of it, and it had nothing to do with the actual product, only its presentation. With a better slider system, you would surely get a lot better reactions as people would focus more on what you are talking about rather that "wait, what, why doesn't it let me read this".
- krapp 14y agoI think not having them auto-slide by default would serve the presentation better.
- itsnotvalid 14y agoSame here. I am not a native speaker of English and reading is not any easier. But as it's written using reveal.js you can reload the slides. And when it comes to security, I think all the things listed there is almost like a requirement in current-day web development.