Which device did you view it on? I tried to view it in mobile Chrome on a Samsung Galaxy S7, and apart from the page not fitting the screen, there were quite a few visual bugs. If I hadn't viewed this page on a laptop before, I would have been discouraged.
Android Chrome on Galaxy Note 10+.
Interesting. I thought it was a terrible landing page. I guess I tend to prefer "static" pages, literally like a physical page. Phone screen is just a mask. I also hold a controversial opinion that most websites that are animated presentations should just be replaced by a PDF file. I get everything completely "static".
wow, i have a radically different opinion from yours. for me it is the perfect example of some bad trend in webdesign. It feels like a powerpoint. And just to be clear: powerpoint is useful in some cases, but not on the web. On the web, it sucks.
It's mindbogglingly bloated and terrible.
What's wrong with using a familiar presentation style for what is essentially a presentation?
it's not the right format for the medium. slides are ok in class, or during a meeting - the web is different.
You're watching a presentation about a framework. What makes slides such a bad fit for it?
Slides are presented to you, web content is something you read. Slides can have more graphical elements and animations because they don't carry the full information load - most of that is spoken. You wouldn't do a presentation by giving out flash drives with the slide deck and then leaving.
and in this instance the slides on the website are also not the full informational load, the docs are.
It wouldn't be great if the web transformed into this format, but experiencing one or two like this periodically feels like a breath of fresh air.
You got me to keep trying to scroll at the bottom of the page like an idiot hoping for easter eggs.
I thought the part with the loading icons and clap emojis surprising. Sorry about that :)
Oh it was. It's just I'd already scrolled through the whole page before reading your comment. I took "Keep scrolling down" quite literally and went back to the page to try to scroll a bunch of times at the bottom of the page... lol.
Amazing on the iphone - it felt that the scroll effects fit the content really well
It’s really buggy on my iphone se 2.
It would be great if it let me scroll it! Elements suddenly becoming sticky and covering 60% of my screen and the scroll just...not working for 7 or so swipes there in the middle is a horrible UX. I'd be more forgiving on a 27" desktop monitor, but on a 5" mobile screen, this is borderline unusable.
It would be great if it let me scroll it! Elements suddenly becoming sticky and covering 60% of my screen and the scroll just...not working for 7 or so swipes there in the middle is a horrible UX. I'd be more forgiving on a 27" desktop monitor, but on a 6" mobile screen, this is borderline unusable.
I think this is the first time ever these type of Page Scrolling dont heat up my MacBook Pro 2015 at home. And it is fairly smooth.
On my iPhone it is even better.
Scroll up and lose context for a second.
Really incredible experience.
You can't even guess there is something below those 2 buttons.
It's created using React.js. ;)
It truly is one of the best mobile-optimized product explanation pages I’ve ever visited. Good callout.