Do you think it would be a good idea for this to be rolled out by: online banking, government service sites, medical clinic portals, ... on the premise that the user can just opt out with exotic user CSS settings?
It is just goof-off nonsense for someone's personal site, not a genuine good idea in UI/UX.
(It would actually be perfect for a 1990's site chock full of animated gifs, such as spinning skulls and flaming swords. Had we had the JS capabilities back then, it would have been all the rage.)
When Apple rolls out the next iPhone with walking figures for scroll bars, I will publicly retract my remarks and wipe the egg off my face.
(Your tone comes off as “rephrasing the original intent of the post as something slightly different in order to have something to whine about.” It’s just a bit of fun to brighten our morning, not a proposal to interfere with your online banking experience)
It is just goof-off nonsense for someone's personal site, not a genuine good idea in UI/UX.
(It would actually be perfect for a 1990's site chock full of animated gifs, such as spinning skulls and flaming swords. Had we had the JS capabilities back then, it would have been all the rage.)
When Apple rolls out the next iPhone with walking figures for scroll bars, I will publicly retract my remarks and wipe the egg off my face.