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Unfortunately the first thing I notice is the fancy animation at the top of the page stutters when loading, and causes my browser to use far more CPU than this
by bsg75 13y ago
Unfortunately the first thing I notice is the fancy animation at the top of the page stutters when loading, and causes my browser to use far more CPU than this type of page should.
- rabbyte 13y agoWhy is that unfortunate if you know it has nothing to do with what they're building?
- eragnew 13y agoBecause presentation of the idea matters.
- rabbyte 13y agoSure but context also matters. If they were building something for web or everyday consumers, maybe I would agree. There are plenty of useful platforms and tools that belong to not-so-great site designs (ie: http://curl.haxx.se/ http://curl.haxx.se/ ). Seems silly to have that weigh in on the idea at all but maybe that's just me.
- bsg75 13y ago> If they were building something for web or everyday consumers... Exactly, first impressions matter. If it were a consumer product, than the flashy decoration would have a purpose in marketing terms.
- endlessvoid94 13y agoif it has nothing to do with what they're building, why is it above the fold on the landing page?
- mbrameld 13y agoBecause if they can't develop a simple web site properly how can I trust them to host my application?
- tlrobinson 13y agoThe skills required to make smooth website animations and the skills required to develop Ethereum don't overlap at all.
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- a8000 13y agoIt makes the site unresponsive on a raspberry pi.
- Grue3 13y agoJavascript is the new Flash except it cannot be disabled. That's what the Web became, unfortunately.