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This letter is very contradictory to the tweet I sent out earlier today: @jzy That is a wicked UX. Love the website. Re: http://thesixtyone.com/ http://thesixt
by mattwdelong 17y ago
This letter is very contradictory to the tweet I sent out earlier today:
@jzy That is a wicked UX. Love the website. Re: http://thesixtyone.com/ http://thesixtyone.com/ (http://twitter.com/mattwdelong/status/8037231259 http://twitter.com/mattwdelong/status/8037231259)
Reminds me of the uproar when Facebook makes changes; go with it people. On another note, if it WASN'T for this change, I wouldn't know about this site. I listened to it for a couple hours today and then tossed the link to a musician friend of mine who is well entrenched in the Atlantic Canadian music scene.
- bugs 17y agoIf this is the first time using the site I could see not having a problem but I stopped using the site when they first made heavy javascript visualizations automatically occur after a certain time. I saw that there was a new UI and went to check it out today and I must say it is awful, it took me a minute to find where to login and once I logged in the reputation points for songs started appearing in the middle of the page (used to be at the bottom right and weren't really annoying), and the whole thing just seems terrible and I can't even use it.
- pwmanagerdied 17y agoThat's a terrible justification. I've never seen the site before today, but from reading the other comments it sounds like it wasn't just an insignificant interface change, as was generally the case with Facebook, but a dramatic change in the of the site.
- dan_the_welder 17y agoFacebook changes have been incremental. This may as well be a completely different site.