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I'm pleased to read that I'm not the only mere mortal who absolutely HATES that website!  An absolute abomination!

 

It's a mess. One of the issues that annoys me is the 'round centre' pop-up, that I assume is what they think sufficiently replaces the need to have clickable fixture/results at the top of the page.

When you click on that pop-up each day of the round is on a separate tab, so first of all if you don't know what day the game is on that you're looking for you need to click on each tab to find it. But even worse is the scrolling function. When there is more than 2 games on a day you need to scroll down to find the right game. To do this there's an unbelievably thin red bar that is counter intuitive to use. I've seen interfaces where a thin scroll bar becomes normal thickness when you hover the cursor near it. Nah, not here. Bloody hopeless

Edited by Hellish Inferno

 

So many user problems.

Another is that to find stats you have to go to the match reports.

 The button for that is on right side, but for some reason I often click on the match video button, on the left side.

Which is my issue i guess. The problem is you can't navigate back by clicking the back arrow, as is the case on 90% of Windows. 

You have to close the video windows first, then click back. And the button is hidden in the top right corner of a black screen

21 minutes ago, binman said:

Another is that to find stats you have to go to the match reports.

Yep, so many of the issues are due to not having the horizontal band at the top of the site which used to show every game of the round at once, be clickable to get to the match centre if the game was live, or be clickable afterwards to get to the match report that included stats. So literally one click for all these results.

  • 2 weeks later...

Followed the bulldogs game last night via the AFL app on my phone.

Would usually do it on the website using my laptop.

The app was much better in that comments are provided along with goalkickers etc compared to the web where you only have the timeline

strange that they are so different

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