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You should ask what annoys users. Pop-ups/lightboxes. Changing the default scrolling behavior. Sites crippled with ads. Slow sites. Google analytics everyw
by ffggvv 10y ago
You should ask what annoys users.
Pop-ups/lightboxes.
Changing the default scrolling behavior.
Sites crippled with ads.
Slow sites.
Google analytics everywhere.
Unreadable text (light gray on white, what could go wrong?)
Unzoomable sites. You know not all people can see perfectly well. I need to zoom to be able to read.
Sites working only on $X browser.
Headers sticking to the top, consuming screen space.
Lots, of other stuff...
- omidfi 10y agoYes the pattern is the same, more often than not developers feel the same pain developing things that breaks UX, as the users who use them
- threesixandnine 10y agoMost of the time these things annoy web developers as well since it was not something they want to do and add. The reality is that designers, management and clients just come up with something in their heads and you have to do it. Another thing that annoys me personally is that they worked on it for a week or a month and then they expect developers to magically put it online in a day. They took their time finishing their jobs and then they apply pressure for stuff to be up as soon as possible.