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Love to have to scroll to a white spot to make my persistent UI elements readable at all. This is good design.
June 9, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Love to have to scroll to a white spot to make my persistent UI elements readable at all. This is good design.
What in the fresh hell is this. Did someone responsible for the abomination that is Windows 11 UX bite the entire Apple design team? Did they poach whoever at Google made nigh-identical icons for every product?
The point of iconography and UI is to be distinct — this adds cognitive load to each tap.
The point of iconography and UI is to be distinct — this adds cognitive load to each tap.
June 9, 2025 at 7:01 PM
What in the fresh hell is this. Did someone responsible for the abomination that is Windows 11 UX bite the entire Apple design team? Did they poach whoever at Google made nigh-identical icons for every product?
The point of iconography and UI is to be distinct — this adds cognitive load to each tap.
The point of iconography and UI is to be distinct — this adds cognitive load to each tap.
<3 @sentry.io. Never have I been happier to accept cookies.
April 8, 2025 at 8:54 AM
<3 @sentry.io. Never have I been happier to accept cookies.
This skeet brought to you by: new AutoFill prompt in iOS 17.
Got logged out a while back and couldn’t be bothered to manually copy the password from my Mac for like an eighth time.
Got logged out a while back and couldn’t be bothered to manually copy the password from my Mac for like an eighth time.
September 18, 2023 at 11:39 PM
This skeet brought to you by: new AutoFill prompt in iOS 17.
Got logged out a while back and couldn’t be bothered to manually copy the password from my Mac for like an eighth time.
Got logged out a while back and couldn’t be bothered to manually copy the password from my Mac for like an eighth time.
From the product perspective, the idea of paying users who bring engagement to the platform is actually not that bad. However, the very specific accounts chosen and a lack of correlation between followers/payout makes any results from this immediately suspect.
July 15, 2023 at 7:50 PM
From the product perspective, the idea of paying users who bring engagement to the platform is actually not that bad. However, the very specific accounts chosen and a lack of correlation between followers/payout makes any results from this immediately suspect.