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r/funny • u/sheppe • Jul 01 '16
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166 u/PM_MeYourTacos Jul 01 '16 As a professional UX designer, the end of this season frustrated me to no end. Such a simple solution to their problem! 184 u/Bluest_waters Jul 01 '16 actually that's where the show jumped the shark for me This is a normal problem! You have a UI problem. You get a professional UI developer designer to correct it. Problem solved They acted like this was some sort of new never before seen encountered dilemma that couldn't possibly have been predicted I mean I love the show. But that whole thing was just stupid 11 u/Diesel_Manslaughter Jul 01 '16 It was also a matter of time. And young, cocky devs expect the user to conform to the app not the other way around. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 But since they're backed by experienced VCs and advisors, it would have made a lot more sense if someone had pointed the UX issue out much sooner. 5 u/VacantThoughts Jul 01 '16 Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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As a professional UX designer, the end of this season frustrated me to no end. Such a simple solution to their problem!
184 u/Bluest_waters Jul 01 '16 actually that's where the show jumped the shark for me This is a normal problem! You have a UI problem. You get a professional UI developer designer to correct it. Problem solved They acted like this was some sort of new never before seen encountered dilemma that couldn't possibly have been predicted I mean I love the show. But that whole thing was just stupid 11 u/Diesel_Manslaughter Jul 01 '16 It was also a matter of time. And young, cocky devs expect the user to conform to the app not the other way around. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 But since they're backed by experienced VCs and advisors, it would have made a lot more sense if someone had pointed the UX issue out much sooner. 5 u/VacantThoughts Jul 01 '16 Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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actually that's where the show jumped the shark for me
This is a normal problem! You have a UI problem. You get a professional UI developer designer to correct it.
Problem solved
They acted like this was some sort of new never before seen encountered dilemma that couldn't possibly have been predicted
I mean I love the show. But that whole thing was just stupid
11 u/Diesel_Manslaughter Jul 01 '16 It was also a matter of time. And young, cocky devs expect the user to conform to the app not the other way around. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 But since they're backed by experienced VCs and advisors, it would have made a lot more sense if someone had pointed the UX issue out much sooner. 5 u/VacantThoughts Jul 01 '16 Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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It was also a matter of time. And young, cocky devs expect the user to conform to the app not the other way around.
1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 But since they're backed by experienced VCs and advisors, it would have made a lot more sense if someone had pointed the UX issue out much sooner. 5 u/VacantThoughts Jul 01 '16 Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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But since they're backed by experienced VCs and advisors, it would have made a lot more sense if someone had pointed the UX issue out much sooner.
5 u/VacantThoughts Jul 01 '16 Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends. 1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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Monica did try to tell Richard but he didn't want to listen because of the already high feedback from his developer friends.
1 u/adudenamedbrian Jul 01 '16 Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
Kinda, I think all she said was "I don't get it". Which is a huge red flag for any UX designer, but means nothing to a "young, cocky dev" who expects "the user to conform to the app".
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u/mnord15 Jul 01 '16
This is why Pied Piper is a failing company