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So many issues with this article. What on earth does a 404 page have to do with HTML 5? Hidden navigation on http://orangesprocket.com/ http://orangesprocket.
by ericcholis 14y ago
So many issues with this article.
What on earth does a 404 page have to do with HTML 5?
Hidden navigation on http://orangesprocket.com/ http://orangesprocket.com/ is a design decision. Is it HTML 5 related because it uses CSS3 animations? This effect could have been achieved in any Javascript framework for quite some time.
- whatshisface 14y ago"Hidden navigation on http://orangesprocket.com/ http://orangesprocket.com/ is a design decision." Auto-playing midi music is also a design decision. I agree, calling it html5 is a bit off, but the complaints are justified.
- romaniv 14y agoYou would be surprised how may designers dismiss basic usability concerns by saying something along the lines "this is an app, not a website". Every wave of technologies carries a certain culture with itself. A lot of the things in the list are quite characteristic of HTML5 culture. I agree on 404s, though.
- vacri 14y agoI was also thinking what a 404 has to do with design decisions. "Oh, and we'll put a link here that goes to a 404, that's popular these days!"