#interface design

Is the 'UX for everyone' movement actually making interfaces worse for power users?

Is it just me or does the undo button never work correctly

Is the undo button an excuse for sloppy design?

Do you still trust user interfaces that aren't personalized by AI?

Why do so many apps hide the login button behind a menu?

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

Would you ever trust AI to design a full user interface?

Do you actually need UX design, or is it just a crutch for bad users?

Should developers stop worshipping minimalism and just give users buttons already?

Does paying for UX design even matter in a world of AI-generated interfaces?

Should software feel "alive" with animations, or is that just wasted CPU cycles for show?

Has anyone else noticed software getting simpler yet feeling more frustratingly dumb?

Is proper UX just making things worse for power users?

Should UX designers stop pushing "minimalist" design just because it looks clean on a portfolio?

"Dark mode is a lazy crutch, not a UX win — am I wrong?"