This is the official website of the International Street and Open-air Theatre Festival FETA.
It is a very interesting website that fully used the arrow key on the key board to navigate
through out the whole website. Whenever you use your mouse to click on any buttons, another
page will slide out and tell you that it’s an arrow navigating website and also tell you that which
arrow will bring you to which sub page and how to navigate it.
It’s kind of cool cause there isn’t a lot of webpage that give us the chance to navigate by using the keyboard only, and it’s kind of unique in it’s own way. The web site don’t have much
information in it but the way they present it makes it seems good enough to being present.
This web page used a horizontal style whereby the pages are being arranged in to a very long
horizontal view. Whenever we want to go into a sub page, we’ll just need to press down on the
arrow key. This will make the user recognised and it will be very easy to navigate.
1 comment:
It's nice that during the loading time, they're giving out some information to show shorcut key to navigate their website. But the problem is, they didn't show the percentage of loading, so the user do not know how long more they have to wait.
Hmm..I think I'm lost, after half hour I have waited, it still loading. From the loading page design and the screenshot you attached with, I can feel that the colours are not bad, simple and nice colours that not usually used by other people. They using many lines in their design and also forming the typo, not bad.
Finally I go inside to the mainpage, they really play only with typo and lines, but still can make everything so nice instead of placing a lot of images.
Although the navigation using keyboard is special, but still they have to consider that some user might be more comfortable using mouse to navigate. Through the keyboard navigation, we can browse the website only step by step, I prefer with any quick links. For the navigation part, it's not very user friendly for me, but it is good to try something new and special.
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