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Bad trend..

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Hi what is this trend of having websites that have no clear explanation of what the site is about? I forget who wrote it, but wasn't it one of the golden rules "Don't make me think"?

Hi what is this trend of having websites that have no clear explanation of what the site is about? I forget who wrote it, but wasn't it one of the golden rules "Don't make me think"?

 

Like what?

I agree, wtf is the 'Google' website about?

Is this supposed to be ironic?

 

Because google doesn't make you think. It's an example of an argument for, not against.

It depends on who the site is aimed for. There's no point in a site explaining itself to people who aren't intended to use it.

It depends on who the site is aimed for. There's no point in a site explaining itself to people who aren't intended to use it.

But if a site doesn't explain itself adequately, how do you know if you're part of the intended audience?

But if a site doesn't explain itself adequately, how do you know if you're part of the intended audience?

 

The fact that you don't understand it is sometimes in itself all you need to know to know that it isn't aimed at you.

 

I don't think every site out there needs to explain itself, sometimes the intended audience perfectly understands a website without needing that.

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