Too narrow, hidden, minimal feedback…

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      I would imagine the same designer who implements infinite scroll would also design bad scrollbars

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        I recently had to talk a designer out of implementing a “webpage progress indicator” that was a thin horizontal bar across the top of the page that filled in as you progressed through the content.

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            They are bad replicas of school bars. Except you can’t use these to scroll the page and they use horizontal progress to express vertical progress. Everything they do could be done more effectively by having a visible scroll bar.

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              Unless they were copying it from somewhere else, what were their arguments to implement it? Is it about gamefication of reading an article?

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      links that are only modal floater windows drive me insane too. this isn’t anything! make a website!

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      Hey, it’s difficult to figure out how to present large amounts of information in a usable fashion. So let’s just NOT EVEN FUCKING BOTHER and just put everything into a gigantically long list instead.