Sr. UX Designer at Concord | Joyful Leader | Pastry Enthusiast | Husband + Dog Dad | Always learning, growing, and looking for ways to make the most of life.
The UXer in me gets excited for little design updates across the web. Today I got a little bit of joy seeing @usbank implement a custom font, and get rid of that ugly gradient on hover π It's the little things.
I've reached the stage in adulthood that when I randomly search for a doctor, I now see people I know. I'm all for being more vulnerable and stuff, but talk about taking your friendship to a whole new level.
If I google something like "thanksgiving cocktails" and your website shows results in a slideshow format, I will exit. Who has the time to click through 46 different slides!? Oh, and if each result loads a new page!? I'm taking every last offense.
@benkrsnak That Philly Steak place is actually fire. I used to go there when I worked at this mall in high school. Surprised to see itβs still there given the circumstances.
Cool web moment, thanks to the kind folks @Adobe! I for sure thought no one pays attention to those feedback forums. But instead of just listening, they implemented an idea of mine -AND- let me know! Pretty cool if you ask me.
The @CBSSports NCAA Brackets UI is great, easy to use. The data response, however, is horrible. Good example that design + data creates a good experience. You need both. A pretty UI that times out is like a beautifully plated meal that ultimately tastes like garbage.