My favorite trend of the past few years is obfuscating your existing user login button, in favor of overtly displaying new user signup link.
That, and also camouflaged site search bars.
That's an exciting new branch of webdev craziness. The browser has a login ui; it responds to a 401; just let me use that.
But why do I have to shrink everything to 90% just so my workflow fits in one screen? Do I need all that whitespace on the page that serves no purpose, like some rich guy's opulent lawn space where he's set up a crochet set that no one ever plays?
At work, for websites, we are targetting 1280px wide and everything bellow. (down to 320px)
bellow
You shouldn't need to shout. I'm right here.
Nice catch. I actually learned today that the one I wanted has only one L ๐
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