Thanks to people who like implementing Javascript frameworks but have no idea how to make them work properly. Then again, many also seem to break the whole page loading aspect too, for much the same reason (hey Wikia).
> 6. Moving Pages to New URLs
Seriously, this seems to be a thing every news site under the planet does, despite said content not changing all that much. Why? Why keep breaking things every few weeks or so? 301 redirects exist for a reason.
> 8. Jumping at the Latest Internet Buzzword
Oh hey, now it's 'cloud', 'blockchain' and 'PWA'. Either way, this tendency is especially common on news sites, whose web developers seem to think they're working at NASA (or maybe Google).
> 1. Breaking or Slowing Down the Back Button
Thanks to people who like implementing Javascript frameworks but have no idea how to make them work properly. Then again, many also seem to break the whole page loading aspect too, for much the same reason (hey Wikia).
> 6. Moving Pages to New URLs
Seriously, this seems to be a thing every news site under the planet does, despite said content not changing all that much. Why? Why keep breaking things every few weeks or so? 301 redirects exist for a reason.
> 8. Jumping at the Latest Internet Buzzword
Oh hey, now it's 'cloud', 'blockchain' and 'PWA'. Either way, this tendency is especially common on news sites, whose web developers seem to think they're working at NASA (or maybe Google).
> 10. Anything That Looks Like Advertising
Looks at those newsletter sign up modals