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On linked in, there are "about 2,900" people listed who work at Reddit. Want to see something shocking? My mind was blown. Click on this link. https://www.l
by dbg31415 3y ago
On linked in, there are "about 2,900" people listed who work at Reddit.
Want to see something shocking?
My mind was blown.
Click on this link.
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?currentCompany=["150573"]&keywords=ux+designer https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?currentCompa...
86 people work at Reddit with the title "UX Designer" -- 86 people. What on earth do these people do?
Reddit has some of the worst UX, and moreover, it hasn't changed in years. Years.
Nothing seems like it's quite designed to fit, or ever tested... they bolted on a chat feature, but it doesn't really work with "old" Reddit.
A ton of settings seem... just 90's-era seems about the best way to put it.
But seriously, 86 people do UX at Reddit.
No possible way that's correct.
- throwawaymobule 3y agoWould trying to frustrate users into using the app by degrading the mobile site count as ux?
- dbg31415 3y agoHa. It’s so bad! And rather then let chat work on mobile it pushes you to download the app. But if you say, “Send the desktop site…” from your phone it sends a responsive site where chat works fine. They literally go out of their way to make it awful to use.