I tried hey and was put off by its bulbous, fisher-price UI. Signing up and having to press "next" after every single bit of information they collected should h

I tried hey and was put off by its bulbous, fisher-price UI. Signing up and having to press "next" after every single bit of information they collected should have been my first clue at the brain-dead thinking that went into this product. About the UI -- Why is there a trend in designers to add padding to an interface as a disguise for limited features? It's like, does a button really need to to take up half the screen? Oh yeah, that's right, it does if you only have a single feature. Even the name is annoying. Hey is what you say to get someone's attention in dating app.