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For those who want scrolling webpages these seem nice. But it's scrolling web pages again, which seem to be all the hype in 2013 just as flash intros have been
by froh42 13y ago
For those who want scrolling webpages these seem nice.
But it's scrolling web pages again, which seem to be all the hype in 2013 just as flash intros have been some years ago. Aren't there any nice templates NOT following current styles and offering structure for content?
I have to update the web page holding my CV as I have updated it in 2006 the last time. Woah, how dated would my page look in 2019 if I use a silding page now.
Oooh, and I just imagine hacker news as "2013-glitz" page. Bling, bling, look we can scroll stock photos from a cheapo stock photo site. One carousel per story, two HERO UNIT words of headline. This story would show some cool young guys at a mac, one pointing, HERO UNIT reads "Starter HTML."
Scroll down half a mile to see the next story.
BTW. any predictions what the post-flat-parallax-photo-sliding web trend will be?
Sorry to be a party pooper, but I saw one scrolling page to many and I'll rant about these from now on regularily. The last straw that happened to me (a Java developer) was http://spring.io/ http://spring.io/. It's so low on content that its information-vaccum might endanger the universe by sucking in all other data leaving all but a low radiation void.