(Fixed) Tiny trend against basic usability best practices: mouse interactions

I really miss it on the text size :sadpanda:

I was gonna just say the same: About face alone makes the whole thing worth it

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Nice idea and very nice design :-)

As feedback, I don't know which CSS techniques are being used nowadays (CSS grid? flexbox?) but the scroll goes a bit slow in a 2 year old macbook pro.

Thanks for your honesty :-)

I thought it was obvious that, if you are building a physical ATM machine or a tablet native app you shouldn't take a mobile first approach — that doesn't make any sense!

But, if you're designing for web and you see the graph trend, it nearly does not make any sense to design in desktop and trim it down later to mobile. We should be spending most of our time tweaking and fine tuning the mobile experience.

I've been also a long time web designer, so maybe the age has something to do...

For Web, i design desktop and tablet first, since you get the whole picture and can design a more immersive and visually striking experience on a big screen, than on a mobile device.

And don't you think this is sort of wrong? :-S

I mean, if most of your users are going to perceive your design in a mobile device, shouldn't we spend most of our time making an immersive and visually striking experience in mobile?

I completely agree!

Any advice? maybe having a mobile device attached all the time? what's your setup?

Thanks!

Well, I don't want to play devil's advocate, but in the example it's just an email between (I asume) friends in a private conversation:

There are lots of different scenarios (and copyright law changes from country to country very wildly), but I guess that most of the use cases are going to be private — professionals already know what they can and cannot use.

Amazing from both design and frontend engineering sides, buddy.

(and thanks for the colcade tip, I'm currently using masonry and was looking for something a bit more lightweight)