Designing very large JavaScript applications
I've always disliked the "BIG TEXT CHOPPED-OUT BUT YOU'LL READ IT BELOW AGAIN IN JUST A SECOND" paradigm in magazines and newspapers. Like, I'm reading the article anyway, why suddenly spit some of the words in my face super big? I'm guessing it's for skimmers, catch their eye and bring them into an interesting paragraph that's further down from the top.<p>But this article does it at the beginning... we read the sentence "Hello, I used to build very large JavaScript applications" three times. First as an image, then as a label for the image... and then as the <i>first sentence</i> of the article. Why lol