Personally, as someone who used to design before it all got very "heavy", I 
don't like things that make it "easier" to use.  Just a point and click will 
do it for me.. And maybe a password?  That's enough. :)

Web pages etc are no longer about the content. They seem to be more about 
how pretty the container is. <sigh>

But, I'm afraid that I'm addicted to the internet and papercraft and have 
enough software tools to get what every I think I need to get. ;)  The 
hurdles only get me once....

toodles,

Mandy

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael G. Henders" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 9:21 AM
Subject: [Papermodels II 37173] Semi-OT: Website complications -- why?!?


>
> I've just read through the thread about Canon's newly-
> released car models, and the subsequent discussion of
> various ways of working around their site design to
> get to the model files.  And I was struck (again) by
> just how *wrong* the situation is when one has to go
> to these lengths to avoid something that was intended
> (I presume!!) to make it easier in some way to access
> the files.  Or it was intended to 'improve the user
> experience' in some way.  Or something.
>
> So I'm asking, does anyone actually find this stuff
> useful, or find that it makes the site that much more
> aesthetically pleasing, or improves your experience
> with a site significantly in some way?  And, if so,
> in what way?  Alternately, if you have ever designed
> a site that was loaded with Javascript and/or Flash,
> etc., why did you do it that way, as opposed to some
> kind of more basic HTML arrangement?
>
> Incidentally, I do mean this as a serious question,
> not a rhetorical whine; I'm genuinely curious about
> this.  :)
>
> Mike
>
> >
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