Innovative or Insane?
Feb. 19th, 2010 02:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thoreauToday - the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) Facebook feed said the following:
"Yugo Nakamura, one of the world's leading web designers, talks to us about creating the Design and the Elastic Mind website, and web design in general. He lists some of his favorite projects which are definitely worth checking out. http://bit.ly/djIqYA "
the article points to the site Nakamura's team built for the MOMA:
ELASTIC MIND
I try to be open minded - but I've never bought into the Nakamura hype. This is not web design. - it's interactive flash design. it disregards all W3C standards, the content doesn't fit on even my giga-wide work monitor, isn't handicapped accessible - and well - it's PAINFULLY boring and impossible to navigate.
Innovate and modern cool flash design, yes? as a web design? fail.
what do other web gonks out there think?
"Yugo Nakamura, one of the world's leading web designers, talks to us about creating the Design and the Elastic Mind website, and web design in general. He lists some of his favorite projects which are definitely worth checking out. http://bit.ly/djIqYA "
the article points to the site Nakamura's team built for the MOMA:
ELASTIC MIND
I try to be open minded - but I've never bought into the Nakamura hype. This is not web design. - it's interactive flash design. it disregards all W3C standards, the content doesn't fit on even my giga-wide work monitor, isn't handicapped accessible - and well - it's PAINFULLY boring and impossible to navigate.
Innovate and modern cool flash design, yes? as a web design? fail.
what do other web gonks out there think?
