if this permanently gets rid of the UI then it’s bad. Facebook does this.
If you can still scroll up and get the UI then this is fine (although I’d question the value of it, and note that it smells a lot like a return to “The Fold” way of thinking).
I can’t quite figure out from the article which this would do.
Matt Wilcox
To clarify:
if this permanently gets rid of the UI then it’s bad. Facebook does this.
If you can still scroll up and get the UI then this is fine (although I’d question the value of it, and note that it smells a lot like a return to “The Fold” way of thinking).
I can’t quite figure out from the article which this would do.