[concerndc1tizen]

Lots of positive comments.

Allow me to share a different perspective:

I hate this.

I long for serious content and straightforward UX, and less on gimmicks. The modern scrollbars is a good example of how terrible UX has become, which is obvious when comparing to the design principles of the 90s.

The smartphone dominates UX today. I suspect the reason why scrollbars disappeared was to save pixels on low-resolution smartphone screens. And now we're stuck with it.

[internetter]

You seem fun at parties

[concerndc1tizen]

Is it only allowed to say positive things?

Why ad hominem?

[internetter]

My comment was more regarding your seeming opposition to any whimsey in user interfaces, instead arguing that everything must be purely utilitarian.

[concerndc1tizen]

Exactly, I was adding perspective to the conversation. Things don't have to be absolute. You can have some users that love a design, while others hate it. If you want to respect all your users, your design needs to have that diversity in mind.

But you attacked me personally, rather than what I had to say.