As great as the spirit of this article is, it only offers problems without solutions. I’d love to see example of “bad” solutions made “good”. As a result, I f

As great as the spirit of this article is, it only offers problems without solutions. I’d love to see example of “bad” solutions made “good”. As a result, I feel like solving this problem is easier said than done. I can’t think of a great way to solve many of the problems presented here. (Admittedly, I’m not a UX designer, so the bar is low for me.)