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I might be alone in this but I found it easy to navigate. I'm on a laptop but I expect this would be really nice on a tablet.
by JacobEdelman 12y ago
I might be alone in this but I found it easy to navigate. I'm on a laptop but I expect this would be really nice on a tablet.
- morsch 12y agoNot sure what people are talking about, really, the scrolling is basically unchanged. The native scroll bar exists and is 100% functional. Page-up/down/space just works, seemingly without involving Javascript or anything, and with no delay. I could select and copy paste the entire text! How refreshing. The top navigation bar is unobtrusive, functional, and the links are actual anchors, no javascript involved and ready for sharing. In fact, the whole page renders fine (with very minor feature downgrading) with Javascript disabled. And it looks fantastic on both a 24" desktop screen (Chrome and Firefox) and on a 4" mobile screen, with a typically less-optimised-for browser (Mobile Firefox) to boot. I'm enjoying the high-res, screen filling photos. Printing doesn't work well, but I think we've all moved on (and like I said, copy paste does work). I can't say for sure how accessible it is, one would think the BBC has some sensitivity for that issue. Honestly, I think it's fantastic. On the other hand, it looks so polished I haven't even started reading it.