From a UX perspective, the header should be sticky when you scroll. I was having fun looking at the "moods" and genres that get highlighted when you hover over a movie, but after I scroll down, I can't see it anymore
So, please, for God's sake, use a <frame>. I hate all those javascript/CSS fancy tricks.
With <frame>s, you can press space/page down key to go to next page. Those stupid CSS tricks break this 35+ year-old tradition, and add literally zero benefit.
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Cool site. I love the simple interface.
From a UX perspective, the header should be sticky when you scroll. I was having fun looking at the "moods" and genres that get highlighted when you hover over a movie, but after I scroll down, I can't see it anymore
Great feedback. I see I should do it this way.
So, please, for God's sake, use a <frame>. I hate all those javascript/CSS fancy tricks.
With <frame>s, you can press space/page down key to go to next page. Those stupid CSS tricks break this 35+ year-old tradition, and add literally zero benefit.
Please no more frames, they are deprecated. http://stackoverflow.com/a/4263583 and http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9612.html (1996).
Edit: Not entirely deprecated, but are obsolete and highly discouraged.
Also include the column headers in the sticky part so that you can see those as you scroll too :)