Geek Headline usage Experience

I. My understanding of the geek headlines

I'll tell you how I feel about the geek headlines in the following ways:

1, simple. The overall design uses the simple design style, can highlight the topic content, left is the classification choice.

2, Content classification focus. The ability to use the "newest" and "hottest" two high-concentration dimensions to give the reader easy access. At the same time, some plates opened the "weekly". I think this design can make full use of the limited space, but also control the cumbersome function.

3, the use of HTML5 design style, taking into account the handheld terminal and PC operating habits.

Generally speaking: simple, direct, enough.

Second, geek headline usage experience

1, give full play to the effective value of space, highlighting the focus. For example:

It can show the important contents of each module in a conspicuous position.

2, the function of relaxation, such as "review"

On the main page, there is only one bubble and number that you need to tap open.

3, publish the link, publish the topic, directly in the current page pop-up, rather than another page, such benefits in the handheld terminal is particularly obvious.

4, the classification area, is scaled to the left, this is particularly suitable for handheld terminal operation.

5, in the Browser small window, large window, highlighting the content of the root of the king.

The large window is shown below:

The small window is displayed as follows:

III. Recommendations for improvement

1, geek headlines, I think it should involve a wider range of content, such as some idear, play and so on, and geeks, whether can also join in.

2, on the left, "I care about the sub-community", scroll bar is very inconvenient. If you can design and browser size matching, and can turn, the best. Or have shortcut keys can also, because now the scroll bar is not easy to find, with the mouse aimed at the line.

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Geek Headline usage Experience