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> I feel like the UX designers don't pay any attention to the user experience anymore. The worst offender here is android. The clock app especially feels like
by Zababa 4y ago
> I feel like the UX designers don't pay any attention to the user experience anymore.
The worst offender here is android. The clock app especially feels like it's been made intentionally to be terrible. For example, when you delete an alarm, the popup "Alarm deleted" appears at the exact place where the button to delete another alarm will be. You have to move the list of alarms, or if you can't, wait. There is no way to select multiple alarm to delete them at the same time. It's a list but you don't have one of the most basic operations on a list, do something to multiple elements. The UI is getting worse and worse, every few month there's something else that will look ugly, like a massive + button at the bottom center of the screen.
- bcrl 4y agoI feel it would benefit users immensely if developers had to sit down and watch users performing tasks in their apps that they find infuriating. It's not like we don't have the technical ability in modern phones / tables for users to be able to submit bugs and complaints within the app. But that would mean making users somewhat more important than the data they provide which can be sold. Users are a cost to be minimized, and UX in present day software makes that abundantly clear.