With the growing number of broadband users out there, less and less people are using crappy MIDI on their bad websites, and more and more are using crappy mp3s on their bad websites.
Any other similar trends out there?
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true. how about exessive flashturbation? like this brand new redesigned site: http://cnet.com
Ivan wrote:
Excessive flashturbation...what a descriptive term :lol:. As a dial-up user, any flashturbation is excessive. When I see a site uses flash I usually just move on, especially if it's a commercial site. I figure they don't want my business.
you can block Flash in Firefox: http://stuff.mit.edu/people/jmorzins/flash.html
i'm not saying it's easy :wink:
I think that ANY sound on a website is immature and unprofessional. Over 70% of people browsing the net use their computer to listen to music as well, either internet radio or Mp3s or CDs. There is nothing more annoying than the superposition of a website's music and the one the computer is playing already in the background. :?
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