- User Experience -
- February 2nd, 2010,
- 2 Responses
Google Chrome is great, but …
- 2 February
I have switched to Google Chrome as an experiment, around a month and a half ago. Now, I can say that this in fact is the best browser out there, but ...
There’s always a but
, eh?
There are so many things I love about Chrome, staring on the Tab system– the fact that it squeezes as much tabs as possible, even if that means showing the favicon alone. Finally, FINALLY, Flash isn’t taking the whole browser down like it used to do with Firefox and Safari.
Chrome for Mac is still in Beta, so there are things that might change, but somehow I don’t think the general UI will be altered, which brings me to the but
.
Moving the window. Most apps allow you to drag the window by clicking on any white space- there’s always a fair amount of it. When it comes to Chrome this is not the case. There’s very limited space you can drag the window by. Let’s compare:
Safari
Chrome
Solution
- Introduce Status Bar
- Add more spacing between top of the browser window and top of the Tabs container, which also allows to have the title of the page we’re currently browsing
- User Experience -
- July 12th, 2008,
- 2 Responses
Getting over the Something’s wrong with the styles
- 12 July
You can't even start to imagine how many times my office minions (co-workers) repeat that something I did doesn't work, just for them do discover that the version they see is the cached one.
- User Experience -
- June 22nd, 2008,
- 1 Response
The perfect sign-up form
- 22 June
So here we are, browsing a new website you came across. Everything seems to be lovely so why not joining the community, sharing, giving... And all of that vowels-like stuff. Unfortunately joining sometimes can a big pain in the neck, why? Sign-up forms.