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Everything you need to know about UX/UI at a high-level
- rkagerer 6y ago...from a seriously ugly looking site.
- spacemanmatt 6y agoMy legacy app is uglier and I'm not the kind of expert to do tons better :P
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoCould you point me to your legacy app? I'd love to take a look. :)
- spacemanmatt 6y agoIt's internal, but I'll give you a rundown... Tabbed MDI interface implemented in JS. Modal dialogs run everything. Almost all the application configuration state passes through the client, frequently, at full mutation risk. The developer UX is even worse.
- spacemanmatt 6y agoThe admin GUIs we replaced with CLIs were so bad that a concise CLI is preferred by non-technical staff. Use of common business parameters in the DSL (we just read DSL commands right out of argv) has been really intuitive for them.
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoWow gotcha!! Thanks for explaining!
- jjeaff 6y agoI disagree. I think it could use some improvements, but I like it overall.
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoWhat improvements would you like to see?
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoWhat makes the site ugly to you?
- hizxy 6y agoHow boring.
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoWhat part is boring?
- hizxy 6y agoThe content.
- ddoice 6y agoI tried to read the content but IMO there are too many memes, make the content unreadable.
- Whiskeyjck 6y agoThat's a fair point. Thanks for the feedback!