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Atlassian Design
- inezk 9y agoIt's so disappointing to see it not working on mobile - https://atlaskit.atlassian.com https://atlaskit.atlassian.com
- nik736 9y agoThis is not loading for me but if it's about the Bitbucket redesign I must say that I like it and I feel they thought hard about how to make a good user experience. It actually is pretty cool compared to lets say GitLab that is a big mess.
- noir_lord 9y agoAgreed, There are a couple of small issues I reported but overall I like the interface a lot better.
- GrumpyNl 9y agoWhat i don't like is that layout of pages differ from Jira, for example, personal info is now at the bottom left. Little thing but annoying.
- noir_lord 9y agoHadn't noticed but I don't use JIRA, Atlassian is just bitbucket to me. They have a feedback link on the bottom left menu on BB, maybe point that out to them?
- sgt 9y agoI found the new Bitbucket nav bar design to be confusing and I actually accidentally ended up creating a repo in the wrong team. Luckily I could revert to the old type of design, as I was not happy with the new UX at all.
- nik736 9y agoWell, I think it's very straight forward to create a repo for the correct team. And as soon as you are in the repo overview it's pretty good imo.
- mnm1 9y agoIt's too wide even for a 1260px viewport. Clearly they didn't put that much thought into it if it's only usable fullscreen at 1080p.
- romanovcode 9y agoYeah, Gitlab should really focus on the design of their website. It's the worst!
- GrumpyNl 9y agoDoesn't load for me. Atlassian is getting slower and slower lately.
- Tempest1981 9y agoIt's loading now, but only seems to render properly on Chrome and Firefox. (Anyone try Edge or IE?) On iOS and macOS Safari, the grid becomes a single column, with all of the cells overlapping along in the right-side column.
- chrisked 9y agodoesn't load at all for me :(
- uladzislau 9y agoBased on Jira design and UX I can't say I'm interested.
- ygra 9y agoYou don't like having up to seven different toolbars in a single view? ;-)
- Clownshoesms 9y agoWell said. Worst UX I've ever seen, with the most ardent corporate fanbase.* * Proviso: Said corporate fanbasers have many times said to me how it's so configurable etc, after spending weeks in the trenches fixing trivial nonsense.
- hdhzy 9y agoI've got exactly the same experience: it takes weeks to do a minor adjustment to task flow due to administration overhead but people still say it's super configurable. What difference does this power make if you cannot exercise it?!
- Clownshoesms 9y agoNone. I think like everything IBM, Microsoft, and now Atlassian, no-one ever lost their job by using Jira. i.e. the masses have formed an opinion, Jira won't get you fired. Something else will, so if in doubt, use Jira. Lot of people in doubt out there.
- hdhzy 9y agoGood point. It's a defensive behavior and in a low trust culture one would be more concerned about choosing something good enough rather than risk experimenting with a new but unproven tool.
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- spacetexas 9y agoAn example of why static site generators are useful, just put it on s3. The site doesn't load for me either.
- icelancer 9y agoThere is some poetry in an Atlassian product not loading...
- CRidge 9y agoAm I the only one who thinks "Atlassian design" looks a lot like "Visual Studio Online design"?
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- vacri 9y agoAtlassian's new 'blue' is eye-curdling. They're using it in the new BitBucket UI roll-out, and the first comment I've had from most of the devs here is about the disturbing blue.
- Tempest1981 9y agoThey talk a lot about the blue color here: https://atlassian.design/guidelines/marketing/foundations/color-usage https://atlassian.design/guidelines/marketing/foundations/co... "Meet Pacific Bridge. It's our hero color, and is also affectionately known as B400. We use this blue to help us reinforce our presence and unify our touch points from marketing to product. It's sharp and clear, making it bold and optimistic, while at the same time it's soft and inviting, ..."
- jwilk 9y agoUse Atlassian's end-to-end design language to create straightforward and beautiful empty pages!
- nagyf 9y agoSo is this the way they are fucked up sourcetree in the latest release? Great
- ambrishkc 9y agoWould be nice if we could change the theme of the dashboard
- hackmeister 9y agoWhy are they using a hamburger menu on the desktop version of this website?
- vcool07 9y agoDidn't get it, what exactly is the product here ?
- hoodoof 9y agoI know this is off topic but Silicon Valley's obsession with building companies that are like cults really bothers me. Like this image from the linked page https://www.atlassian.design/react_assets/images/cards/careers.png https://www.atlassian.design/react_assets/images/cards/caree... showing insanely happy people all wearing the same clothes, staring up at some thing which is just unbelievably interesting and inspiring - the great leader/god/Steve Jobs/the CEO/a technical talk on Java? I just don't want to work at a manufactured cult, which is what all Silicon Valley-esque companies work damn hard to be.
- cheerioty 9y agoI'm sorry to disappoint you, but this photo is not staged :)
- vuyani 9y agoWhat would you rather have them show then? Building a culture is not manufacturing a cult. But more of an atmosphere you feel would best serve the company. Showing images like the one you posted is not brain washing people. Its advertisement of the company and its brand. How many people do you think would sign up to work at a company thats dull and gloomy?
- hoodoof 9y agoBecause all these companies want their employees to "sign up" for the culture, to love being there, to believe in the mission etc etc. If you don't adore everything about their manufactured cult then you aren't a "team player". Interviewer: "Tell us why you want a job here at cult company X" Job seeker: "Because I really want to play foosball every lunchtime, to chug beer with the awesome folks after work in the german beer bar built in to the office, and most of all, to give my youth for this incredibly important mission of changing the world by giving better bug tracking tools to developers everywhere!" There's a reason the word "culture" starts with "cult".
- krapp 9y agoMore to the point, some companies pushing their "culture" want employees to care more about bringing value to the company than they do about compensation. Concern for trivialities like pay, benefits, and personal life should be beneath the dignity of everyone but stockholders and owners - everyone else should be doing it because they love it.
- zichy 9y agoEvery link throws an error 404 which doesn't tell me that it's a 404. Great design.
- anotheryou 9y agoBold move for a company with design that's just ok at best. edit: oh, looks like they started doing some actual design, if good I don't know yet.
- nojvek 9y agoAtlassian jira has the worst UX in any modern SAAS software I have used. Glad to know they are giving some thought to this. But I've also learned Enterprises pay more $$$ for worse unusable UX since that needs consultants and bigger support contracts.