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Too many web designers seem to be stuck in the 90s.
Like glammed-up big hair bands of the past, they’re churning out more flash than substance.
Meanwhile, for more than a decade, Internet experts and users alike have been calling for simple, unobtrusive and accessible designs. It seems straightforward enough: a website that promotes productive and positive online experiences will form a fan base.
Yet, useless Flash intros, superfluous splash pages, confusing menus and difficult-to-detect scroll bars continue to be created. Plus, music — usually of the cheesy genre — is still making users frantically reach for the mute button at the office and home (during the wee hours, when the rest of the household is fast asleep). The list goes on.
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September 3rd, 2007 at 8:22 pm
Wow, that photography site is absolutely brutal from a usability viewpoint as well as SEO. Good luck having that site found through search engines.