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I hate how bad UX has become the standard due to management/executive negligence, and there is so little the actual users can do about it. Even small players te
by BlargMcLarg 4y ago
I hate how bad UX has become the standard due to management/executive negligence, and there is so little the actual users can do about it. Even small players tend to neglect UX because of the financial incentives.
- ehnto 4y agoI find smaller companies can have a more direct connection to their users, so the outcome is usually better UX. The disconnect from the user in enterprise software regularly results in poor UX, and the incentives to improve it just don't make their way to the people who need to hear them.
- hef19898 4y agoI hate it how UX is so much more important than actual funtionality. I blame Instagram, Apple and consumer apps in general for that.
- BlargMcLarg 4y agoI don't see why you'd split the two. Actual good functionality is UX. Lack of good functionality implies the user has a bad experience given the intended goal. Big players tend to do the minimum, either attracting with shiny red herrings or barely doing anything at all. Both are bad UX.
- shigawire 4y agoFrom talking to actual end users though I am convinced there is no universally good UX. Someone will not understand it no matter how perfect you think it is. Now I favor ugly but robust UX for business applications. The user doesn't have to love it, it's their job to use it. It just has to be efficient and comprehensive, not pretty
- chopin 4y agoUX has onot little to do with the prettiness of a UI.