Romil Javed
@romil.in
This rightly belongs to the Deceptive UX Patterns Hall of Shame: www.deceptive.design/hall-of-shame
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August 28, 2025 at 8:11 PM
This rightly belongs to the Deceptive UX Patterns Hall of Shame: www.deceptive.design/hall-of-shame
Interesting point. In my observation, social media UX, while in its early stages of development gets heavily influenced by the usability patterns of early adopters.
Later on, at the growth stage and driven by monetization goals, the UX is almost entirely driven by algorithms of higher engagements.
Later on, at the growth stage and driven by monetization goals, the UX is almost entirely driven by algorithms of higher engagements.
August 26, 2023 at 7:32 AM
Interesting point. In my observation, social media UX, while in its early stages of development gets heavily influenced by the usability patterns of early adopters.
Later on, at the growth stage and driven by monetization goals, the UX is almost entirely driven by algorithms of higher engagements.
Later on, at the growth stage and driven by monetization goals, the UX is almost entirely driven by algorithms of higher engagements.
Add some more context. Bad alignment of what? Texts? Margins?
IMHO, conversion in design is often a complete cycle, with multiple elements playing important roles.
IMHO, conversion in design is often a complete cycle, with multiple elements playing important roles.
August 26, 2023 at 7:08 AM
Add some more context. Bad alignment of what? Texts? Margins?
IMHO, conversion in design is often a complete cycle, with multiple elements playing important roles.
IMHO, conversion in design is often a complete cycle, with multiple elements playing important roles.