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I'm not defending their decision, it sucks that they did it like this. But reading the comments, people seem genuinely interested in the product but leave the
by wingerlang 12y ago
I'm not defending their decision, it sucks that they did it like this.
But reading the comments, people seem genuinely interested in the product but leave the page because they think it is "impossible" to navigate it? Come on..
How many ways to scroll a webpage are there anyway? Wheel/trackpad, space and key down. Are there more? Even if there is, these are the ones you'll obviously try first.
- unwind 12y agoPage up/down, the scroll bar, click-and-drag to select and scroll are three more off the top of my head. Also, in the land of UX, your "obviously" is not always everybody else's.
- wingerlang 12y agoFair enough, although I'd still imagine the arrow down goes before any of those for most people.
- sjwright 12y agoMost programmers, perhaps.
- wingerlang 12y agoI'd actually pin that on most non-programmers. Arrow down is the most intuitive as far as I've seen. I've never seen anyone not "tech proficient" use anything else anyway.