Two Column Review Format
goldmongerATLThe Square Above Charlie Weaver
@Founder not sure what purpose it serves. It just makes trying to read a list of reviews very confusing, especially since the two columns do not line up at all.
@Founder not sure what purpose it serves. It just makes trying to read a list of reviews very confusing, especially since the two columns do not line up at all.
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last comment^ I totally agree. I've resigned myself to scrolling all the way through the first column, then cursoring back up to the top, and then scrolling through the second column. But, as goldmongerATL said, "not sure what purpose it serves."
According to Google AI, "Form follows function" is a design philosophy that prioritizes the practical purpose and functionality of a design before its aesthetic appearance. In the case of the two-column review format, I think it looks nice, but it hinders functionality.
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The format is just killing me right now
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I'm getting used to it.
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Side by side is not good.
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I TUSCL exclusively on mobile and while the constant updates have been a bit disruptive, the current display for reviews works quite well on the phone. Looking at the 2-column review feed on desktop, I actually don't hate it. Very easy to scroll through 1-2 days of reviews quickly, which is ideal for how most probably use that feed.
I understand why some might dislike it though and I'm sure founder will get valuable feedback from this thread.
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it's gonna be 3 columns soon.
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^founder^ Is that like "the beatings will continue until morale improves"?
Seriously, I normally wouldn't bitch about stuff like this, but it kicks in and out intermittently, and in dual format there's no semblance of chronological order
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When you do 3 columns, can you vary the width of each review and make a nice mosaic out of it?
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