I am not a UX person and I am horrible with front-end. But the thing that kills Google+ and new Google product UX today is the awful UX. When I want to change a

I am not a UX person and I am horrible with front-end. But the thing that kills Google+ and new Google product UX today is the awful UX. When I want to change a password, or look for option for two-factor auth, or getting app-specific password (if you've enabled two-factor I need to get specific app password for apps like thunderbird or iphone's Mail app) I would Google (yes, the search engine) "gmail password", "google+ password". That just shows me how awful the UX is. When I want to change my real name I do the same, then come to the conclusion that I have to click on "edit profile", click on the damn avatar in order to edit the real name, INSTEAD of changing it from some "general settings" page. I really like to mention Twitter's new UI is way better. I have a good UX with the new Twitter. This is something Google just don't seem to understand.