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by DJHenk
2433 days ago
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> Checking to see if something scrolls is way easier than looking at a design, calculating in your head if the margins look equidistant from one another thus deducing that it must be the bottom of the screen. This is the typical narrow minded view that these app designers (not you) have. There are other uses for the scroll bar. For instance, I used to be able to tell how long it would take to read an article by looking at the scroll bar. Now they are gone and to compensate every other article now as an indication of reading time. Which is of course a worse solution, because people's reading speeds differ and it also clutters screen estate, even is a more annoying way. The well known xkcd[0] about breaking workflows does not only apply to features, but also to UI. Few designers seem to acknowledge that. [0]: https://xkcd.com/1172/ |
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