@nprofile1q... I've got a few problems with it. The text size in articles is all over the place and less readable, the homepage layout feels like it has not been properly tested and is under-designed, then mixed with legacy elements in a different style (and even though whitespace and clean layouts are something I love this just feels unfinished). There's poor use of CSS grid and the typography in general is weird.

For a nationally important news website I can't help feeling that more of an effort could have been made.

@nprofile1q... awesome.

@nprofile1q... so nice to see labour actually coming out with policy that is progressive. It doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be good.

@nprofile1q... i see there has been some talk (mostly on LinkedIn and in NZ Herald columns) that this "unfairly benefits people in cities, mostly auckland, and in any case most people drive making this a handout to the liberal elite and their electric buses".

There is simply no point trying to win some people over.

@nprofile1q... indeed. The actual Wellington City Libraries site is here: https://www.wcl.govt.nz/

It has actual functionality and information, not just videos, animations, bloated effects and soundscapes for no apparent reason.

@nprofile1q... this website is separate from the Wellington libraries website, and is purely promotional for the new building. That makes it - if possible - even worse.

@nprofile1q... I've stopped using them in cover letters and my cv because those are almost always filtered by ai right now. It's all so stupid.