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by rchaud
908 days ago
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Infinite canvases require panning and zooming with the mouse and tracking motion visually. A lot of users probably don't like the cognitive load of that compared to other types of apps. Excel handles this better because navigating around a large sheet feels more like "snapping" as there's no UI motion as your view zooms in and out. Plus with shortcuts like CTRL + rArrow, which immediately snaps your selected cell to the rightmost end of the current range of cells, the infinite canvas feels downright zippy. Excel sheets also have tabs that signal to the users about how they can split up their data instead of filling up Sheet1 with every scenario. Infinite canvases make you create a new file. |
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