Scroll through Reddit long enough and you’ll find that low-grade frustration you’ve been feeling but couldn’t quite name. It’s like a group therapy session for anyone who’s ever tried to use an app that clearly didnt have them in mind when designing the user experience. Metrics and heatmaps have their place and sometimes so do real people losing patience in real time. When you read enough of these rants, like we have, a pattern starts to emerge. We’ve jotted some down. 1. When clarity dies, so does trust. Dark patterns are everywhere, disguised buttons, sneaky upsells, impossible exits. Reddit calls…
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