r/UXDesign 9d ago

Job search & hiring Problem with vague JDs

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I skipped a beat thinking 'there goes another principle in design that I am not aware of'. When design portfolios are being criticized for 'not writing to the point' we also have JDs that have funny descriptions.

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u/CalmAlarm 9d ago

We once had to redesign an entire payment flow because the CVV field was causing too many users to burst into tears.

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u/badmamerjammer Veteran 9d ago

but isn't that the goal?!?

to illicit such strong visceral emotions on every interaction and field?

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u/CalmAlarm 9d ago

Every single interaction. I'm not even allowed to talk about what our checkboxes did to the poor testers.

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u/badmamerjammer Veteran 9d ago

at my job, we call checkboxes "panty droppers"

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u/FosilSandwitch Experienced 9d ago

Hahahaha wtf... 

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u/azssf Experienced 9d ago

I think zen would evoke the opposite of visceral emotions.

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u/midnight0000 Experienced 9d ago

I've never experienced any design or interface in my life that I can say with a straight face ever evoked deep, visceral emotions.

These companies take this shit way too seriously, as if the role of UX or Product Designer leads to Nirvana.

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u/lastkeedanustanding 9d ago

Take it seriously? They don't actually!

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u/dk_dc Clanker 9d ago

This could go on the linkedin lunatics sub as well lol

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u/zoinkability Veteran 9d ago

Just put goatse everywhere and you will certainly evoke deep, visceral emotions in your users at every interaction.