#digital fatigue

Does anyone else feel like modern UX is getting way too cluttered for basic software?

Is it just me or has social etiquette totally disappeared since we all went back to normal life?

Are simple, boring-looking apps actually more reliable than the fancy, award-winning ones?

What's your take on the rise of local community groups over global online movements?

Why do apps keep moving buttons I just learned to use?

Is switching from audiobooks to printed novels actually worth the time?

Has social media made us more connected, or just better at pretending?

Does every new software update just exist to make you feel stupid for liking the old version?

Is the whole "conversational commerce" trend actually driving sales or just annoying people?