It reads like it had 5 different authors, all of whom have different agendas.

Did you roll your own with IntersectionObserver? Or did you use loading=lazy? P.s. I'm a bit baffled why browsers can't just decide to lazy load images below their waterline without developer intervention.

It's an interesting list. It may conflate a few things under the word "error". Is non-uptake really an error? In the example given (supermarkets) the user would not regard it as such.

If LG could just get their TVs to stop forgetting about BBC channels every week, it would save my parents a fortune in landline phone costs ringing up their favourite son to sort it out for them.

Nevertheless major points for using that quote, it's one of my faves!

Nearly every paragraph in that article is full of crazy talk.

I attended a talk by design studio Ustwo once who said that no matter how high they set the maximum price on their in-app transactions, a handful of people always paid it. It was really striking for just how rich some people are!

Not much has changed since 2018. medium.com/@shevski/are...

Hi Jason, is there any update on this? For obvious reasons I would like the tariff-related repositories to come back, as there is a lot of domain knowledge represented in there.

It's pretty damning that nearly all of these issues are "we implemented a new system and didn't think to make it do everything the old system did".

On web archive if helpful: web.archive.org/web/20230321...

Suspect you're looking for something more central, but I have one for Richmond incl. the Park specifically if that is of interest!