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One usability detail you might consider: I like how you follow HN's lead and make read content headlines a lighter gray. But there's no corresponding effect fo
by mattdawson 17y ago
One usability detail you might consider:
I like how you follow HN's lead and make read content headlines a lighter gray. But there's no corresponding effect for the screenshot slides. That definitely reduces the usefulness of the read state.
- mp3jeep01 17y agoIsn't CSS3 supposed to have an opacity setting (little use considering not every browser supports it now, but, might be something to look forward to?) EDIT: Correction, not "have", rather "support"
- chrisrhee 17y agoYup. You can set opacity for elements in all modern browsers. IE6, too. On some sites, I've used it as a subtle hover state for image links, so they "pop" a little. (Set the default opacity to 92% and have it go to 100% on hover.)
- adamhowell 17y agoI thought I'd put that in there, but yep, good call. It's on the list.