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Est3la
@wayseeker
What’s your design pet peeve? Mine are “one pagers” slides with a shit ton of info in the smallest font. Can’t take the people putting those together seriously.
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sio
@sio.eth
1. TDD — Twitter-Driven Designing/Developing → Just because everyone is hyping and experiencing doesn't mean it's good. 2. Dribbble Stuff → Just because it looks good doesn't mean it solves problems. Design is an aspect of problem-solving. 3. UI = UX and vise versa; just don't say this ever loud to me 💩
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zack
@labadie.eth
Typographic orphans in web/product copy. PDFs that don't use in-document hyperlinks for table of contents. Inaccessible color contrast in UI. Apps that don't allow you to highlight a string and paste a URL to create a hyperlink. Websites that look like trash between 1080 and 720px viewport sizes.
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cyrus
@cyrus
Literally the worst thing about being a designer is having to explain “what kind of designer” you are. “All of them obviously ffs”
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July
@july
- Making things “look good” at the last second and calling it design - i didn’t realize that when companies say they are “design first” it means they cut the designers, first 💀
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na
@na
overestimating my low iq. like why do i need to click on "Timetable" to book a ticket within a time period. i book ticket.
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🎩 MxVoid 🎩
@mxvoid
This is an obvious and well-trod one, but… Comic Sans being used earnestly. Another one for me is text with an ambiguous reading order, e.g.,
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Zeronium
@zeronium
Overuse of superlatives in copy. Inconsistent use of ‘Continue’, ‘Okay’, ‘Close’, *X Button*, etc… in modals.
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