1. This guy has it right where he doesn't cook the sauce first. To many people use a cooked pasta style sauce on pizza. It's just not right.
2. This website has that classic, 1998, don't give a shit, just a bunch of HTML and IMG tags look. Love it.
It's just a massive amount of information on a single page.
The content speaks for itself (not pun intended).
"It's like $POPULAR_APPLICATION, except it loads fast like Craigslist"
For those who don't know this means popups asking you to download the app or sign up for the newsletter
I found it impossible to read on mobile.
That itself seems impossible on mobile, regardless of whether you scroll or swipe or whatever.
That said I find this article easy to read on mobile.
honestly, it's one of the things I've always hated about reading books. i've just never found a comfortable way to read. it definitely has to do with why it takes me longer to read a book than other people.
I would have spent $79 on a Kindle, but...
HN people praising 90s web design like this as the epitome of design is comedy.
Maybe you need a better brain
In a medium or large company, it’s very difficult to get this opinion heard. Layers of decision-making and power plan this out months before hands-on devs get to do much good. In small companies, speed and cost-limiting almost demands we make bad decisions.
The current reality of technical literacy, despite the information on html being accessible, is so far from that original ideal.
And no BS. I kinda miss the old web.