We use Webex at work (a very large tech company). I use it for it’s intended purposes. My issues: 1. The reaction buttons don’t indicate that anything is actua

We use Webex at work (a very large tech company). I use it for it’s intended purposes. My issues: 1. The reaction buttons don’t indicate that anything is actually happening for you when you click them, you only can see others reactions. They’re also quite hidden when they come, make no noise so easy to miss, and don’t tie to the video. 2. The “people joined” ding is very non-intelligent. It used to be when 30+ people were queued for something to start, once it did it just dinged like crazy. Now it seems work has turned that off in a way I cannot turn back on, which means when people are late for a 1:1 they’re staring at me and I have no idea since I now have people blocking. A heuristic that would be aware of # participants, when people are joining, and batching up dings I cannot imagine would be groundbreaking research when this is your product you’re building. 3. The actual controls for video on mobile to switch camera is quite bad. 4. Screen sharing works _ok_, except it has no integration with the resolutions on both sides, Apple’s accessibility-based zoom, I’m given a red dot for a cursor but it doesn’t appear that way on the other side, and cursor tracking is extremely laggy and jumpy on the remote side despite my red cursor that’s giving me the impression of a laser pointer equivalent. 5. When someone is screen sharing, the controls for what to do with the video of others are not very good. Order is non-deterministic (afaik), not easily changed, provides few layouts, and not easily hidden. 6. When screen sharing I’m given a large list of all my windows to choose from. They’re in effectively a random order (not alphabetical, not by z-index on my Mac, etc), and the mini photo of them are usually unintelligible and difficult to pin point the one I want. These are just some of the bad UX that I encounter daily in work usage. I could probably come up with a list of 10+ more issues without even thinking much about it, and we haven’t even touched the “interface” level issues (eg actual design).