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For other readers: this seems to be an internal google presentation made public to tell engineers to respect users' attention. I guess as a user of the website it didn't respect my attention enough to make me want to click through the whole thing. I dropped out after twenty or so clicks, having read less and less stuff after a few slides.
For other readers: this seems to be an internal google presentation made public to tell engineers to respect users' attention. I guess as a user of the website it didn't respect my attention enough to make me want to click through the whole thing. I dropped out after twenty or so clicks, having read less and less stuff after a few slides.
The enforced ~500ms loading time between slides is a killer. Why not preload and display them immediately?
function preload(n)
var preloader = $('');
preloader.attr("src","img/vrg_google_doc_final_vrs03-"+n+".jpg');
$('body').prepend(preloader);
}
var imgNum = '1';
function increment(){
if(imgNum Earlier quoted context omitted.
The enforced ~500ms loading time between slides is a killer. Why not preload and display them immediately?
On mobile, the slides switched instantly. On Firefox Desktop it's like from hell.
If memory serves, this presentation was created at Google years ago by Tristan Harris, who also had a huge part to play in The Social Dilemma.
Just look what happened to HTML: once a document system, manageable by everyone, now a more and more complex app system, dare I say WASM, etc.?
For other readers: this seems to be an internal google presentation made public to tell engineers to respect users' attention. I guess as a user of the website it didn't respect my attention enough to make me want to click through the whole thing. I dropped out after twenty or so clicks, having read less and less stuff after a few slides.