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This type of website, with just the addition responsive text, is how most of the internet should ideally be.
I don't know. I really enjoy 10 popups when i visit a website.
"Yes" or "Not right now"?
You selected "Not right now" the last 187 thousand times in a row, but maybe today you've changed your mind.
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I want to make websites like this and run into the same problem every time: phones exist now. The website is illegible on my phone. I have to do some zooming and panning and it feels awful. It’s difficult to have a nice “classic web” page that runs on phones without a lot of care to use media queries. Not that that’s a deal breaker but it quickly departs from the “keep it simple” philosophy of these designs when you…
> The website is illegible on my phone. I have to do some zooming and panning and it feels awful. I see this complaint often, but I don’t get it. Zooming and panning are two dead simple gestures on any smartphone browser, no more difficult than scrolling. Out of all the annoyances I’ve encountered visiting a website on my smartphone, having to zoom or pan ranks near the bottom for me. Why is it such a nuisance for ot…
Double tap can sometimes work.
The other issue is that now the website has two overflow axes. So I’m just kinda wandering a page in some way that wasn’t designed by the author. To each their own but it feels janky and uncomfortable to have to wander a page. Especially if the page was designed with a certain viewport size in mind. They’re not expecting this case.
That equates to Office 2013
I think this has been posted multiple times but, yeah, they are never going to succeed with a website like this.
You don’t need a flashy site if you already have the reputation. But without other signals an old simple site will be interpreted by many as an indicator of something amateurish or outdated.
Restaurant websites should be a readable pdf of the menu and prices and operating hours with a link for further information about the restaurant.
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I guess it would be like Bill Gates advertising for Windows and Xbox at the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. Like I get the incentive but it doesn’t seem like the right place for it
They’re not Buffet’s side hustle. They’re Berkshire subsidiaries. It’s more like Microsoft’s website having an ad for an GitHub or LinkedIn on it.
This is a billionaire trying to sell low low prices to presumably investors.
I wish more websites/companies realized how effective, practical, and beautiful this design is.
I wander if you look at "website bytes" to market cap as a metric, these might be most valuable bytes? (That's if you ignore the websites of subsidies)
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It’s weird that the “message from Warren Buffett” is an ad for Geico and a jewelry brand. I get that they’re subsidiaries but still.