You’ll find excellent examples of both approaches. I’ve read the entire archive of @daringfireball and loved seeing stories play out over days and weeks all on one page.
But I also love simple lists like on @karj’s blog or slightly more elaborate lists like @aworkinglibrary’s.
If you were to visit someone’s blog, would you rather see a list of titles that link to the articles or the full articles ready to read in sequence?
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Agree completely.
@daringfireball immediately came to mind for me too, so my first instinct was to answer ‘Full articles’, but@zhenpixels’s blog landing page lists his posts beautifully. It’s a judgement call for each blog, really. - Još 1 odgovor
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Titles and a blurb!
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Excerpts ftw
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Title + description... Nothing worse than a list of full length articles. imho
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For me, the determining factor is length of post and writing style. Journal like blogs on one page, but chapter-like posts on their own. Do you benefit from reading a dozen in a row?
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Here's a responsive layout that can be half preview or full article for desktops.pic.twitter.com/Q2CpFKLAnC
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List with excerpts
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