I like to think of it like U.S. sitcoms. for years, the standard mode was multicamera, fixed sets and laughtracks. then, out of no-where (ok...out of the UK) comes the office. 1 camera, mockumentary style editing. throws everyone for a loop...changes the way people look at things.
sure, everyone right now is doing things a certain way, as it's now become the 'defacto' 'right way' of doing things... but just wait...at some point, someone will come along and do something revolutionary that will make people sit up and take notice.
lol, of course at that point, given some time, THAT will become the 'new normal'....and everyone will copy that.
i myself am usually more interested in the content (much like Mr. Cavins above) and less interested in trying to navigate to bullshit UX designed only to give me a headache.
an upvote for you sir :) couldn't agree more.
I like to think of it like U.S. sitcoms. for years, the standard mode was multicamera, fixed sets and laughtracks. then, out of no-where (ok...out of the UK) comes the office. 1 camera, mockumentary style editing. throws everyone for a loop...changes the way people look at things.
sure, everyone right now is doing things a certain way, as it's now become the 'defacto' 'right way' of doing things... but just wait...at some point, someone will come along and do something revolutionary that will make people sit up and take notice.
lol, of course at that point, given some time, THAT will become the 'new normal'....and everyone will copy that.
i myself am usually more interested in the content (much like Mr. Cavins above) and less interested in trying to navigate to bullshit UX designed only to give me a headache.