Re:Cognitive biases and principles that affect UX
by TheOtherHobbes on Wednesday May 13, 2020 @06:59PM
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Agreed. It's almost surreally lacking self-awareness. The very first entry is a warning not to display too many items, and it's immediately followed by a very very long list of items.
Most of which are still blank.
If you set out to parody poor UX - in fact poor UX culture - this is probably what it would look like.
I don't hate the textual content - not great, not terrible - but I do somewhat resent the fact that it's selling itself on disinterested helpfulness when it's also clearly harvesting emails, which I assume are going to be used for some other purpose/project.
Most of which are still blank.
If you set out to parody poor UX - in fact poor UX culture - this is probably what it would look like.
I don't hate the textual content - not great, not terrible - but I do somewhat resent the fact that it's selling itself on disinterested helpfulness when it's also clearly harvesting emails, which I assume are going to be used for some other purpose/project.