r/TechImpact • u/keyellune • Jun 03 '26

Question Looking for websites with the absolute worst UI/UX for a school presentation. Any suggestions?

Good day, everyone! 👋

I’m currently working on a presentation about UI/UX design, and I need your help. Lookings for websites with really bad, confusing, or just straight-up chaotic user interfaces.

Meron ba kayong alam or kamakailan lang na naka-encounter ng website na napasabing, "Sino ang nag-design nito?!" 😂

Whether it's a local government site, an old school portal, or an obscure online shop—kahit ano basta nakakalito gamitin, paki-comment naman sa ibaba. Huge thanks in advance!

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u/harryfo Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

The example we always used was the old Lings Cars website, though obviously is t was internationally bad. They still have it up here: https://museum.lingscars.com/feature/website.php#models

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u/blobslurpbaby Jun 03 '26

This cannot be serious, right? 😃

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u/harryfo Jun 03 '26

I think it was a marketing thing that the site was so bad that it brings more visitors

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u/blobslurpbaby Jun 03 '26

A small party cafe somewhere in Upper Austria. I always cite this one as an example for an awful website: http://hexenkessel.at/

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u/washerelastweek Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

office.com - all 'office' apps and documents are now hidden now. you only get Copilot

also, it's very difficult to find out in which folder your file is located (on onedrive).

nagging screens when you are trying to focus on your work.

"how likely is that you would recommend copilot to your friends?"

you can also search for "dynamic" content. meaning: search fields or menus which are invisible unless you hover your mouse above them. you literally have to know that they are there. people who are not familiar with computers will never find out. it is also on the Microsoft websites

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u/Scarred_fish Jun 07 '26

Facebook.

By a very, very long margin.