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Sending me an email to tell me that I have a message with a link to actually read the message is unforgivably bad design. I don't want to: Why not? It's "unfo
by OGinparadise 14y ago
Sending me an email to tell me that I have a message with a link to actually read the message is unforgivably bad design.
I don't want to:
Why not? It's "unforgivably bad design" only if enough people don't click, browse and sign up for services. Who cares if they annoy me or you? It's a numbers game, thy don't need to please everyone. As the bad pitch goes"...if we only get 0.1% of users to..."
- _sh 14y agoIt's "unforgivably bad design" only if enough people don't click... I understand your sarcasm, but 'good design' is an aesthetic, not a metric. [edit: on second thoughts, I think I may have over-simplified things. Is 'good design' purely quantifiable?]