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I rather prefer these to splash screens, they evoke the opposing page to the beginning of a magazine article; splash screens feel more like studio logo animatio

• ProAm 12y ago
  > Your source's UX qualifications also seem a bit... dubious. Just a developer and sys admin, my qualifications come purely from usage. I only noticed the trend of web development going back to what it was in the early 2000's where landing pages & splash screens were all the rage. I hate reading any blog on medium or that follows this format to me it detracts from the content and is visually irritating.
  • juliangregorian 12y ago
    Oh god, I didn't realize the linked site was your own. So, in the interest of explaining why I was such an ass, allow me to donate some un-asked for constructive criticism: your site suffers from a lack of contrast/color and also lack of "breathing room" (line-heights and margins are too small). It's not just a matter of taste; it actually taxes the eye and makes it harder to absorb your content. Which isn't bad by the way. Just a bit hard to focus on.
    • ProAm 12y ago
      It's all good, you should have seen it before this. I think real programmers should only have websites that render in lynx. :D I want bare bones, hard to read, detail oriented, static website for myself.