[petermolyneux]

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Sorry for hijacking the scroll, but it just had to be done :) Your second point on recurring events is good, I will look at that. Even more so the last point, that one is really important, but I haven't found a good way to solve it yet. Thanks /Peter

[danthejam]

You could hijack the scroll only when the mouse is over the phone's screen not the entire page. Very interesting UI!

[timjver]

That's already what happens for me. I can scroll the page just fine if my cursor is off the demo device.

[georgehotelling]

In Firefox the scrollwheel is hijacked regardless of where the cursor is.

[Keats]

The downside is I can't actually scroll in the page at all on my Firefox, works ok on Chrome though

[josephcooney]

Agree re: scrolling - it would have been difficult/impossible to get across the behaviour of the app in the is regard without hijacking.

[arve0]

Third point, what if you show a horizontal stack of the events. Only one showing at the time, and the others being thin lines. Scrolling sideways would shift the view of the horizontal stack.

[hn_user2]

Perhaps heatmap showing number of events.

[TorKlingberg]

I only now went back and used the scroll bar to find the text under the phone. Could you hijack the scroll wheel only when the mouse is over the phone?

[SunShiranui]

I agree with the parent on the scrolling issue, it's quite confusing and unusable to me.