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I can't help but notice that the rise of designers and UX coincided with the end of being able to tell which things on the screen are clickable and, having clic
by Pxtl 7y ago
I can't help but notice that the rise of designers and UX coincided with the end of being able to tell which things on the screen are clickable and, having clicked them, whether I actually clocked them and, having done that, whether my device is loading anything.
Maybe it's a coincidence, idunno. But Windows got this right like 25 years ago, and somehow it's gone away in spite of us now having "UX designers".