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It took me about five minutes to figure out what was the point of this website. I'm on a 13in Macbook Pro and didn't realize you could scroll down to see the buttons. Does it bother anyone else when people design websites for tall screens that most people on laptops just don't have?
It took me about five minutes to figure out what was the point of this website. I'm on a 13in Macbook Pro and didn't realize you could scroll down to see the buttons. Does it bother anyone else when people design websites for tall screens that most people on laptops just don't have?
It took me about five minutes to figure out what was the point of this website. I'm on a 13in Macbook Pro and didn't realize you could scroll down to see the buttons. Does it bother anyone else when people design websites for tall screens that most people on laptops just don't have?
uiuiuiui https://twitter.com/about/logos someone at twitter must have had to much time at his (or her) hands.
The favicon on that page violates the brand guidelines.
It took me about five minutes to figure out what was the point of this website. I'm on a 13in Macbook Pro and didn't realize you could scroll down to see the buttons. Does it bother anyone else when people design websites for tall screens that most people on laptops just don't have?
What resolution? It seems fine on my 11 inch Air @ 1366x768.
It took me about five minutes to figure out what was the point of this website. I'm on a 13in Macbook Pro and didn't realize you could scroll down to see the buttons. Does it bother anyone else when people design websites for tall screens that most people on laptops just don't have?
Scrollbars - Crazy right?
Edit: the scroll bar is also shown briefly when the page finishes loading.
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Scrollbars - Crazy right?
On Mac OS X Lion, in Safari, scroll bars are hidden by default. They are only shown when you start to scroll, using either the arrow keys or the two-finger-drag gesture. So if the page looks complete and you don't try to scroll because of that, you have no indication that there is more to the page. Edit: the scroll bar is also shown briefly when the page finishes loading.
Press chirp. Press rotate three times. Press multiply many times. Press ledge. Result: many Twitter birds beak-planting into the ground and farting in surprise.
Now spam rotate. :)
Disco party!