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This seems to fit how I view Facebook as a whole. I find some of their technology extremely impressive such as their blazing fast search or HipHop. However, a l
by ernestipark 16y ago
This seems to fit how I view Facebook as a whole. I find some of their technology extremely impressive such as their blazing fast search or HipHop. However, a lot of their user experience is extremely flawed and there is a big lack of consistency and intuitiveness. Examples: clicking your friend requests on the right side of the home page pops something up that tells you to click somewhere else, events are no longer notified so you have to manually check to see if you received new ones, the distinction between adding a page to your interests versus Like'ing it is not well defined, or if it is, many users are unaware, making an event for a Facebook Page is very convoluted... etc etc. I feel that issues like these are the reason why product managers and designers exist. I think Facebook is starting to really fall behind in this regard as more and more features start to clutter and complicate the site.