The Death of the Scroll Bar: On the Aging of Interfaces
From MySpace glitter to TikTok's endless feed: how interfaces aged, what we lost with the scroll bar, and why small, finite feeds are quietly returning.
Old Web
The internet isn't only cables and browsers; it's our habits of seeing and speaking. Here I collect writing on cultural and technical phenomena: how feeds reshape memory, why images live in a constant stream, why 'accessibility by default' pays off, and what happens to ethics when algorithms decide for us. What to find: essays, reviews, concept maps, careful debates with examples. Why it matters: to understand what we're actually building — and whom we invite in.
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From Flat to Self: Is Your Voice What the Web Is Missing?
The web swings between form, meaning, and technology. Flat design made things clear; now we miss feel and voice — and CSS is finally good enough not to make us choose.