I always love the stuff cordons puts out. Always pushing the boundaries!
In this instance however I think there's a pretty narrow use-case for this type of UX. Consider that every interaction you put in the way of a potential user is going increase the number of "drop-offs". I think you'd find this could create a lot of user frustration during something like a sign-up process. That said, pretty cool stuff going on here.
As a side note, I recently implemented something along these lines for a sign-up page at rntl.co with full-screen select inputs, my idea was to grow this into a fully fledged form tool with multiple steps. However, I'm pretty certain this won't make the final build. As pretty as it is, sometimes a straight form is just better.
I always love the stuff cordons puts out. Always pushing the boundaries!
In this instance however I think there's a pretty narrow use-case for this type of UX. Consider that every interaction you put in the way of a potential user is going increase the number of "drop-offs". I think you'd find this could create a lot of user frustration during something like a sign-up process. That said, pretty cool stuff going on here.
As a side note, I recently implemented something along these lines for a sign-up page at rntl.co with full-screen select inputs, my idea was to grow this into a fully fledged form tool with multiple steps. However, I'm pretty certain this won't make the final build. As pretty as it is, sometimes a straight form is just better.