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Horrible web sites: where's the login?
11 years ago
Just venting over a bad usability feature I'm starting to see on some pretty big-name sites now, particularly the "cloud" ones like GoogleDrive or Dropbox. It's the one where you go to the main website to login only to see this splash screen with the link to sign up front and center. The login? Forget about it, you have to search for it, good luck if you're already registered and want to use the services!
STATUS: Open to commissions except comic commissions at moment
Next commission being worked on: "Malamute"
"Cantina": 100% 100% 100% 50% Lineart Complete
"?????" ?% Mystery Drawing
"NES" 25%: Sketch compelte waiting on collab's stage.
"Malamute" 75%: Lineart Complete
"Purple" 75%: Flat color compelte
"Hyena" 75% Flat Color compelte
"Hat" 50% Lineart Complete
"Sewer" 50% Lineart Compelte
STATUS: Open to commissions except comic commissions at moment
Next commission being worked on: "Malamute"
"Cantina": 100% 100% 100% 50% Lineart Complete
"?????" ?% Mystery Drawing
"NES" 25%: Sketch compelte waiting on collab's stage.
"Malamute" 75%: Lineart Complete
"Purple" 75%: Flat color compelte
"Hyena" 75% Flat Color compelte
"Hat" 50% Lineart Complete
"Sewer" 50% Lineart Compelte
We're smart enough to manually delete cookies, but imagine someone losing their laptop or tablet and getting screwed all because the bank never let you logout?
1) Putting either a big full-width image or a big full-width text box across the top of the page, pushing all the useful content "below the fold". Bonus points if the text box contains information that is irrelevant to 95% of readers. (I'm looking at you, forecast.weather.gov .)
2) Sites designed by people who buy a new top-of-the-line Mac every month and have a gigabit connection at work. They don't test how well their 17 GB of Javascript works on a 3-year-old computer with "only" a 25 megabit connection. (Yahoo Groups, for example.)