… for showing content (also with circles). Visit the website: http://www.oneover.com/ and click on OPTIONS -> play….
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i’m not sure if i like this stuff. i have to admit that it’s visually appealing but i think there are better ways to present (image) contents than to put them in a circle. either they are quite small and you see all images or one is quite big but hides some of the other images. basically the problem with content presented in circles is that your screen is not a circle, it’s rectangular. that necessarily means that if you present content in circles you will lose valuable screen real estate. (actually i gained this information in our timetube project. we use tubes to present content in 3D and i have to admit that a lot of screen space is lost because tubes are round.)
however, i don’t see any problems by using circles as input elements!
February 27, 2008 at 2:02 pm |
i’m not sure if i like this stuff. i have to admit that it’s visually appealing but i think there are better ways to present (image) contents than to put them in a circle. either they are quite small and you see all images or one is quite big but hides some of the other images. basically the problem with content presented in circles is that your screen is not a circle, it’s rectangular. that necessarily means that if you present content in circles you will lose valuable screen real estate. (actually i gained this information in our timetube project. we use tubes to present content in 3D and i have to admit that a lot of screen space is lost because tubes are round.)
however, i don’t see any problems by using circles as input elements!