As someone with ADHD, this article format is literally the worst.
- Text is broken up into tiny little chunks that I can't really get into flow
- Images are taller than my screen
- Images don't have anything to do with the story, or worse they are distinctly different than the story (story describes someone holding a purple spiky ball, photo has them holding a yellow duck, not even a yellow spiky duck)
- 3/4 of the content is unnecessarily large images, videos, or infographics, 1/4 is text and it gets lost.
- There's background video playing
- Background images are unnecessarily animated
- It requires accurate scrolling to see some bits of text
- Scrolling makes bar charts grow or shrink, or content fade in.
- The crinkled paper background makes it hard to focus on the content.
- Sometimes the crinkled paper scrolls and sometimes it doesn't. And there's a seam between the transitions.
- There's one image with crinkled paper on top of the background with crinkled paper, and they're different.
When you first watch Memento it kind of gives you a hint of having anterograde amnesia; I assume this is the same, but it gives neurotypical people a hint of having ADHD. For me it was like the Futurama episode where Bender looks through the goggles that let you see like a bending unit and it makes him feel like he's seeing double.
An unpopular insight: your communities are experiencing thought controlling. Disembodied third parties are hobbling your minds. There is a secret war upon us, and it is American thought control screwballing us from within.
As someone with ADHD, this article format is literally the worst.
- Text is broken up into tiny little chunks that I can't really get into flow
- Images are taller than my screen
- Images don't have anything to do with the story, or worse they are distinctly different than the story (story describes someone holding a purple spiky ball, photo has them holding a yellow duck, not even a yellow spiky duck)
- 3/4 of the content is unnecessarily large images, videos, or infographics, 1/4 is text and it gets lost.
- There's background video playing
- Background images are unnecessarily animated
- It requires accurate scrolling to see some bits of text
- Scrolling makes bar charts grow or shrink, or content fade in.
- The crinkled paper background makes it hard to focus on the content.
- Sometimes the crinkled paper scrolls and sometimes it doesn't. And there's a seam between the transitions.
- There's one image with crinkled paper on top of the background with crinkled paper, and they're different.
When you first watch Memento it kind of gives you a hint of having anterograde amnesia; I assume this is the same, but it gives neurotypical people a hint of having ADHD. For me it was like the Futurama episode where Bender looks through the goggles that let you see like a bending unit and it makes him feel like he's seeing double.
it’s a symptom of structural dissociation
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An unpopular insight: your communities are experiencing thought controlling. Disembodied third parties are hobbling your minds. There is a secret war upon us, and it is American thought control screwballing us from within.