Comment by pen2l

There was an interesting comment made when this was last submitted:

    > Those are really nicely done effects, and I could see finding a use for 
    > some of the effects -- but not triggered on hover, I've pretty much given 
    > up on anything triggered on hover, because of need to support touch.

I never thought about it before this way, but it makes some sense. Are people completely giving up hover-on effects because of this? It'll probably make sites marginally faster to give up effects on hover... so that's 2 reasons to ditch hover-on effects already. Do there still exist good reasons to keep it?