The cursor in input field at the bottom is blinking too, making user think it's focused when in reality is not.
It's quite disappointing that it took a Google UX design lead to come up with something like this.
It's quite disappointing that it took a Google UX design lead to come up with something like this.
But now when I realize that this was made from someone at Google's UX team, it all makes sense. Interacting with this site feels exactly like interacting with the typical Google property, where all standards and expectations gets thrown out for something that probably looks pretty on the designers screen but is 80% off for everyone else.