Sorry, completely off-topic rant but for an article about UX, TFA is on the crappiest-UX site I've ever seen. First, half the page is dedicated to a head shot of the author. And then, to make matters worse, scrolling is completely broken. I spent several seconds swiping my trackpad in frustration, unable to understand why the page was refusing to scroll only to realize you can only scroll if the cursor is on the righ…
Also, I'm not a narcissist. In my experience, it's best to give constructive feedback instead of slander.
The New Facebook News Feed: A UX Breakdown
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#22there is no way i can begin to read your article with your ginormous head shot staring at me.
Don't like my face?!? But yeah, I'll be changing that soon.
avoid fix elements especially when they are half the screen wide. I mean UX is a fancy stuff , but common sens should tell you that what the users wants to read is your article , not to see your face.
all this ux ui stuff is bull... if you donyt know your basics.
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#24Sorry, completely off-topic rant but for an article about UX, TFA is on the crappiest-UX site I've ever seen. First, half the page is dedicated to a head shot of the author. And then, to make matters worse, scrolling is completely broken. I spent several seconds swiping my trackpad in frustration, unable to understand why the page was refusing to scroll only to realize you can only scroll if the cursor is on the righ…
Goddamn kids and their trends this days...