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I clicked the link to try generating an image. Several beautiful modal dialogs later, my Meta account has been linked to my Facebook account, my Oculus profile
by Centigonal 3y ago
I clicked the link to try generating an image.
Several beautiful modal dialogs later, my Meta account has been linked to my Facebook account, my Oculus profile is now my Horizon profile, and I have chosen a publicly viewable(!?) display name for my Horizon profile (a profile for a game I have never played and never intend to play). I have been informed that my Oculus friends are now Horizon followers, given the chance to select "how social [I] want to be," asked to invite my Facebook friends to join Horizon -- and I still haven't generated an image. I almost feel like this image generator is somehow a long con to get people to update their Meta accounts.
I want to find the group of product managers responsible for this user journey and just... shake them out of it! The design you shipped is really dumb! None of this makes sense outside of Meta! There's a whole world out here! Nobody cares about Horizon Worlds!
- Invictus0 3y agoThis is also called "shipping the org chart".
- LargeTomato 3y agoPeople say that a lot around me. What does it mean?
- isthispermanent 3y ago“Shipping the org chart” refers to a phenomenon in product development where the structure of an organization is reflected in its products. This concept suggests that the design and functionality of a product can inadvertently mirror the internal structure of the company that created it.
- wibblewobble125 3y agohttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
- esafak 3y agoIt's almost beginning to resemble the UX of an enterprise application!
- dzink 3y agoBet Horizon worlds will get great engagement metrics for the next earnings release on the topic.