Interesting how this subtle things make or brake an experience. Good article!

Although looks interesting...I can't be the only one getting motion sickness while scrolling on this kind of websites. Please be subtle using effects like this.

$60? Wow.

It's mainly just like the blue field entoptic phenomenon described in the video.

I did check with a specialist when it started (although an optometrist, not a retina surgeon). After some tests she couldn't find anything wrong...no new symptoms since then, so hopefully she was right.

For me it's little flashes/lines of light, I usually get them if I keep the screen brightness too high (or looking at any light source that is too intense).

Full madness in every sense, power, price, design.

Just for clarification, this is done by https://jasonyuan.design. I just wanted to spread it to other people and see what others think about it.

Not mine (I wish), I just found it interesting and discussion worthy so I shared it. It's done by https://jasonyuan.design. Maybe I didn't share it in the right category?

Well...it is an improvement, and I appreciate it...but at the same time:

• Still no dark mode (in backlog since July 2016).One of the most upvoted requests.
• Still no way to export an artboard only in a desired size (e.g. export only 2x version), like Sketch (In review since March 2016).

But now...we have support for Xbox One controllers. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

To start, I usually use a 1140 grid as reference, which ensures that it will work well on the majority of laptop screens. That said, the layout may be flexible, so it looks great on anything between 1024 (iPad landscape) and 1440, where it stops expanding.