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I have a very hard time taking any UI advice from a web-site which puts a static bar at the top of the page which you cannot remove. It is like being sent back
by UnoriginalGuy 14y ago
I have a very hard time taking any UI advice from a web-site which puts a static bar at the top of the page which you cannot remove. It is like being sent back in time to iFrames and makes using your page with a vertical device horrifying.
I actually used the Chrome developer bar to Display: none it away. I guess that is the way you expect your users to use your site? Remove annoying counter-intuitive UI elements by eliminating them...
- thomas-st 14y agoWhat is the specific problem with the top bar? It goes away for small window sizes.
- awj 14y agoMiddlebrow dismissal at its finest. Which is a shame, the article actually has some nice little usability ideas if you could get over yourself.
- bryne 14y agoLet me see if I can get the same tone as your comment: I have a hard time taking any complaint about vertical devices seriously when the page content is responsive and the bar is not static at lower resolutions. Perhaps rotate your monitor the other way if the loss of 69 pixels is causing you such heartburn?