I cannot even begin to fathom how a ux website that literally touts "don't make your users wait more than 400ms" as it's #2 rule also has
- 400ms css transition
- network load of new page
- scrolling down to view content
- another 400ms transition to go back to main content
as its primary mechanism of interaction... is the irony totally lost on them? Or did they drink the #1 kool aid to the extent that they believe their "design" will outweigh their myriad UX failures?
- 400ms css transition
- network load of new page
- scrolling down to view content
- another 400ms transition to go back to main content
as its primary mechanism of interaction... is the irony totally lost on them? Or did they drink the #1 kool aid to the extent that they believe their "design" will outweigh their myriad UX failures?