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There are several UI/UX things I hate about reddit that a competitor could easily fix: 1. Clicking on the side of the page -- on the background -- navigates to
by rhdunn 3y ago
There are several UI/UX things I hate about reddit that a competitor could easily fix:
1. Clicking on the side of the page -- on the background -- navigates to the subreddit main page. This makes it easy to navigate away when e.g. clicking on the page to focus on it.
2. Having to click expand a million times.
3. Having expand sometimes navigate to a new page so you have to reclick on the items you have expanded.
- Doctor_Fegg 3y ago> Having to click expand a million times Which is almost impossible on mobile with the tiny (+) target on the latest iteration of new Reddit. If you miss then, as you say, it opens a new page instead, which has random unpredictable effects on the browser history for some reason. You can sometimes click on the whitespace above the comment to do the job, assuming the username isn’t so long as to fill all the whitespace. Actually writing all this out really brings it home how much of a clusterfuck Reddit’s UI is.