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In my opinion, some of it also had to do with inconsistent and ugly hacky Myspace user experience. White / Yellow / Green / Red fonts on black backgrounds with
by desigooner 16y ago
In my opinion, some of it also had to do with inconsistent and ugly hacky Myspace user experience.
White / Yellow / Green / Red fonts on black backgrounds with animated gifs + glitter and broken plugins will be the response to the question "What comes to your mind when you think of Myspace UI experience?"
In comparison, the facebook experience was a lot more fresh, clean and unified.
- joblessjunkie 16y agoCompletely agreed. It was downright embarrassing to have a profile page on MySpace. Unless you wanted to spend an entire weekend customizing your page, it was going to look like a banner ad factory had exploded on your profile. I'm a web professional -- I can't have that as my public image. Not only did MySpace look like an amateur web site from 1998, it was completely confusing to operate. What checkbox do I click on which page to turn off the flashing purple? MySpace just had an inferior product, plain and simple.