I'll throw a couple. I like Indeed's UX but there's always something to improve. -Indeed isn't responsive, SimplyHired is. This isn't just a mobile thing, I li

I'll throw a couple. I like Indeed's UX but there's always something to improve. -Indeed isn't responsive, SimplyHired is. This isn't just a mobile thing, I like to snap two windows side by side on one monitor when using these sites. Indeed forces horizontal scroll at like 940px which is pretty huge. The leftmost and rightmost columns could squeeze a lot more than they do, and they could switch to something minimal below that point. -Remember the Google SERP redesign, when they removed the underlines? SimplyHired looks a bit like the old version, and Indeed looks like the current version. The old one was better. Easier to scan. Less wasted space. -"My Recent Searches" pushes down the filters, but it's basically a rehash of the information in the filters. Also, if you uncheck a salary range, and check another one, the Recent Searches ends up showing you that you looked at salary-unspecified jobs in that town. So it's wasting space to remind me of a search that: A) Isn't useful B) Is already shown up in the search bar C) I never actually looked at (my browser did, I didn't)