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Hey there. Tim from Heavybit. I wanna make sure you're having the best experience possible. Can get me some more info on the banner? It might be the video of Il
by timtdnguyen 12y ago
Hey there. Tim from Heavybit. I wanna make sure you're having the best experience possible. Can get me some more info on the banner? It might be the video of Ilya's talk.
- pornel 12y agoWhen the video can't be played (I don't have Flash on my machine) it'd be better to remove the banner altogether: http://i.imgur.com/A27FPZN.jpg http://i.imgur.com/A27FPZN.jpg
- timtdnguyen 12y agoGotcha. Thanks for the feedback.
- Scaevolus 12y agoSometimes it's nice to skim a transcript when a video can't be watched or when deciding whether to invest the time into watching the video. Some way of hiding the banner would be useful here.
- pwr22 12y agoI personally don't think it should be sticky whether it can be played or not
- pixl97 12y agoYes, it's the video of the talk that follows you as you scroll down the page. If you are not watching the video it is a terrible format as it blocks a large amount of the reading area.
- pix64 12y agoWhy is the video sticky? It's impossible to position the text underneath to the natural reading position.
- joosters 12y agoSorry, never realised that it was meant to be a video (it wasn't playable on my iPad anyway) With a big enough screen, a sticky video with transcript below does make sense. Perhaps only make it sticky when the video starts playing though? As it is, it just appears as a huge waste of space blocking my browser window...
- jrochkind1 12y agoyes, it's the video. Some of us, though, would prefer to just read the transcript (thanks for providing a high quality transcript, awesome) instead of watching the video. Some way to collapse the video 'banner' into a smaller area, so we can use the full screen, or nearly, when reading the transcript, would be welcome. Perhaps if you click on the transcript to open the video at that point, it could expand again.