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>> I suspect we're indeed looking at the same site, Ah, but we weren't. I'd like to apologize - I didn't mean that to sound sassy. When I was viewing the sit
by shubb 13y ago
>> I suspect we're indeed looking at the same site,
Ah, but we weren't.
I'd like to apologize - I didn't mean that to sound sassy.
When I was viewing the site earlier, I was doing it on a high resolution widescreen monitor, rotated 90 degrees so that the page was very, very tall.
On the python page, I had pretty much the whole page visible, and it was all useful stuff. On the Ruby page, about 70% of my screen was dominated with the blog feed.
So, the way the pages looked to me was actually quite different, and about the only other people getting the experience I was are tablet users reading the site in portrait.
In the weird portrait view, the python site is better than the ruby site. The way normal people look at it, the ruby site is better.
- goblin89 13y agoI get your point now. In my case it's a 1280x800 landscape screen, minus menu bar and window chrome. When I zoom out to 75% the visual hierarchy improves somewhat (though font size becomes too small, and some of my points still stand).