Yes & No Studio

Is the site confusing: Yes.

Is the site not confusing: No.

Fix it so a scroll down gesture scrolls you left, because this is frustrating to try to use. Good rule of thumb: Don't make me learn to use your site.

Looks dope :)

What a shitty url

Oof..So much confusion..

First, the scrolling; Had no idea how to navigate the site for like the first 15 seconds.

Second, the CTA's on the second slide; Totally missed these the first few times I scrolled through looking for a way to contact them.

The process of selecting what you want and need is pretty neat visually as is everything else, but it's so confusing. Also I totally missed the pricing the first time around which seems to be floating in the top-right corner (desktop).

Definitely think it's dope they used punycode and have their logo as their URL. Feels premium.

Please judge the site when you scrolled and clicked the whole site. It is brilliant. URL, name, FAQ text. All of it is spot on. When you do not appreciate it, you are most differently not a fitting customer.

With a regular mouse, I can't even go beyond the first screen.

While I like the visual appearance, I have some other feedback that might be helpful:

I chose to be interested in Application designs -> Click on button on center (which is what I expect) does not work.

Scroll to navigate. Which is a big problem here, wierdos like me use natural scroll, therefore the scroll direction is not as I would expect it. Anyway -> with a click interaction that problem would be solved.

Platform selector: you have a strange behavior with selecting/unselecting items. Somehow i need to click outside the box to unselect something. Visual feedback not happening.

Your list design does not show me whether i can select one or multiple elements.

If you have a desktop resolution the price-change is really far away from where I'm working. It's not a very good thing to almost hide the feedback element. It should tell me what happens where it happens.

If you think end2end communication with your customers. You might confront them with a price they might have never seen. Also you might need more explanation of how you create your pricing.

The URL looks like a spam site - so I won't even click on it.

And based on the comments here so far, why do designers feels like having to change how standard interactions work, i.e. scrolling. It's OK if you're doing an interactive art piece or something, but not when you're selling design servicing to solve business problems etc.

Remember: Don't Make Me Think

An arrow won't suffice if you want to teach your users to learn how to use your website. Though if you need to teach them... well. Maybe buy a domain? This looks like a random domain assigned by a free hosting service lol - at first I thought this website would try to scam me into buying something.

I don't know why you just won't allow users to still interact with your website when scrolling down. It doesn't make a difference.

i'm all for going wild when just presenting your work. but the experience is really confusing once you get into your inquiry forms. basic usability problems created by the aesthetic.

Does not work on Chrome.

For the prices you're quoting, it would be nice to see some sort of portfolio on the website.

• The right icon doesn't represent you can scroll horizontal, it took me a few seconds of feeling like an idiot before figuring it out.
• It doesn't work on chrome (mac user)

After i tried to click the arrow and scroll down, I figured out the scrolling direction. But I didn't see any content. Chrome on MacOS shows me a blank page.