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January 20, 2013
Auto-forwarding carousels and accordions annoy users and reduce visibility
Carousels and accordions are for fairs, children parties and other festivities, not for web design.
"The user's target was at the top of the page in 98-point font. But she failed to find it because the panel auto-forwarded instead of staying still."
Posted by PJB at January 20, 2013 5:40 PM | Classification: Usability