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I'd say it is more because UX has shifted to acquiring customers at all costs, even if it means constantly annoying your current users. Every time I have to hu
by KennyBlanken 5y ago
I'd say it is more because UX has shifted to acquiring customers at all costs, even if it means constantly annoying your current users.
Every time I have to hunt for the "log in with an existing account" button (after mistakenly trying to login to what turns out to be the sign-up form) I want to punch a "UX "expert" in the face so hard it knocks the shitty dye job off their side-shave hairdo.
- danparsonson 5y agoUX experts don't want to acquire customers at all costs; those mandates come from management, whose requirements the UX experts are required to fulfil. You should be concerned about managers' haircuts instead.