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Reddit Redesign: A Year Later

• hactually 8y ago
  12% of users are going out of their way to go to the old.reddit.com domain. I myself use a chrome extension to take care of switching but I do wonder what this means giving how many millions of users prefer the old site design.
  • flukus 8y ago
    Presumably it's much higher than 12% for regular users too, imagine if the didn't keep old.reddit.com and went all in like digg? Can we stop pretending 'UX experts' know more about user interface design than programmers now?
• BubRoss 8y ago
  When they say one year later, that's how long it took the new bloated design to load, right?
• ncr100 8y ago
  I go out of my way to avoid the new UI. I'm a long term user. The UI is worse than MySpace purple green blink tag style because the number of clicks and scrolls to view comment on mobile web New Reddit is unnecessarily high.
  • rraghur 8y ago
    Same here - I hate how inefficient the UI is in terms of space . Infinite scroll is something that I'd not even wish on my worst enemy - click a link and come back and now you've got to wade through pages again! Unrelated - same goes for GIthub explore page :(.