Pretty nifty trick.
The idea of “CSS Tabs” has been around for a long time. If you Google it, a lot of what you get is styled CSS tabs, but less stuff on the building an actually functional tabbed area. At least, functional in the sense as we think of tabbed areas today: click a tab, see a …
Not a bad plan, it’s a reasonable balance between still providing a visual representation of whatever and making it easier for people who don’t want to be “shocked” at the sight of the image.
Wikipedia’s mobile version while typically not known for it’s usability is used as a good example of hiding information until needed.
Nice and simple fix, defiantly not quite as common a problem on the iPhone (rarely do I find myself wanting to hit the label vs. the input field).
Wouldn’t that be amazing if this is start of all web applications/sites being able to only support this same list of browsers.
Totally true, the user experience should focus on making what matters better not on adding in features that don’t add anything.
