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  • Yeah, why click or tap once in one spot when you can swipe 10 times.

    I think the 'gestures' crowd needs to go pound sand.

    Either implement it as a setting, or don't force people to use it.

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    There's the keyword. There should be easy to navigate settings for this.

    The problem with modern designers and developers is that they push the narrative that there is "one" way to do things so they don't have to maintain different configurations.

    It's lazy. It's incompetent. It's what makes them more money for doing less work.

    The solution is to have higher standards. Don't let these fools tell you what you want just so their jobs are easier.

  • I'm actually really glad we're hearing it.

    It's a sign that people are finally starting to have higher standards.

    I think those with low standards would get upset. Nobody likes to admit they're being taken advantage of.

  • Am I the only one who never considered normal scrollbars to be a 'waste of space'?

    It's surprising to me how modern designers seem to care about scrollbars, but not all the white space we see on everything else.

  • I call it the "War on Scrollbars" and I think it started when some meme about watching a teacher use a computer got popular. https://old.reddit.com/r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu/comments/df8cd/watching_someone_use_a_computer/

    I absolutely hate how tiny scrollbars have gotten. I hate how clicking in a certain spot cause the scrollbar to move slightly instead of jumping directly to where I click.

    These are modern design decisions that I think shitty designers implemented because they need to feel useful. Then, autistic users who want nothing on their screen praise them for it.

    It's disgusting and I hope, one day, we can look back on how the 2010s were the worst decade for software design so far.