> you're essentially telling users: "We know better than you." That arrogance doesn't go unnoticed. Respect your users' autonomy
IMHO, that assessment and corresponding answer applies perfectly not only to Momentum scrolling but also to most of the current trends in UX design. I wonder how we got into this worship of aesthetics to the detriment of everything else.
IMHO, that assessment and corresponding answer applies perfectly not only to Momentum scrolling but also to most of the current trends in UX design. I wonder how we got into this worship of aesthetics to the detriment of everything else.