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Like when they re-did the Slashdot interface. I remember it was crap and I stopped using it then. That's probably 10 years ago now.
by laichzeit0 8y ago
Like when they re-did the Slashdot interface. I remember it was crap and I stopped using it then. That's probably 10 years ago now.
- tonyarkles 8y agoThe giant ad at the top definitely doesn’t help things, especially since it seems to randomly expand and contract as you go about your business...
- Bartweiss 8y agoThe whole pattern of ads that 'scale down' as you scroll is horrid. It's a jarring event, usually doesn't happen smoothly as intended, and it almost always heralds an object that's going to follow you down the page. Nothing except maybe tactful menu bars should follow a user scrolling down a page of static text.
- baud147258 8y agoMore recently there's the imgur redesign. But it's still usable at least.
- dd36 8y agoThe Reddit redesign has been a turn off.
- Bartweiss 8y agoIt doesn't help that it was rolled out as the default well before simple existing features like "rankings other than 'hot' on user pages" were implemented. But destroying old CSS and then not displaying sidebar text in the new default view is what's going to have serious consequences. For all the talk about customization and moderator tools, they've made it so that new users won't see sidebars of rules, useful links, or related subs. Talk about undermining engagement and useful contributions...