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Sticky headers. Unbearably distracting.
Also, wasted space and a lack of information density.
Dark pattern design obviously
Nothing is ever done, even when it evolves to a great functional state that everyone is familiar with, and it works perfectly well. No, we need to fiddle with it to "keep it fresh" which inevitably makes it worse in some way.
I bought a dryer and it has "AI Dry." Which I'm fairly sure is not. It's just the "sensor dry" feature that dryers have had for decades. Except I can't control the amount of heat (no "low heat" option) so it ends up being fairly useless. This is also the default option whenever the dryer turns on, so yay.
Putting a bunch of unskippable bullshit in front of a game I'm doing to play.
I don't need to know how much you all jerk yourself off to your own studio's logo.. I just wanna play. Can you get that shit out of my face please or let me courtesy-skip it after 1 second?
Cameras and microphones in "smart" TVs. There's a reason why when the current TV I use as a monitor dies that I'd be more than willing to take it to a repair shop than replace it.
Also, on the subject of that TV, I'd be lucky to find a modern model that's even half of double the size of my current one. It feels impossible to find anything anywhere near 1080x1920 resolution. Maybe I'm bad at finding them, but you know, finding anything like that from known, reputable companies today. Hell, I even looked at a few Japanese brands from their Japanese websites and all the models were looking like American super sized models.
Removing or replacing decades old proven and studied ui elements because fuck you user.
BLUE LEDs!! Because you don't need your eyesight anyway, might as well completely blind you, right?
Oh, let's make it even better. BLUE DISPLAYS!! Because now you fucking really can't read it! Ha-HA!
High wasted jeans, they make your legs look too long and your butt to be infinitely high, I still love you though.
Going to present an alternative take.
Getting cutesy with the OK button label
Got it, Take me there, Understood
I would like to change the radio station in a school zone and not run over a bunch of kids because I had to take my eyes off the road. Touchscreens are more distracting to use than my phone, which I don't like to use while driving because it is distracting enough.
Touchscreens absolutely do not belong in cars and I hope my car with buttons doesn't fucking die before the trend dies.
Big garages on the front of houses, with front door hidden. Hate Hate Hate the garage houses with my whole soul.
They're called "snout houses," because the garage makes them look like they have a big, ugly pig snout.
So many things. Most things seem designed against humans instead of for them. Most are designed to supposedly look pretty, when I'm someone looking for content and information. Those are often hidden. Add to that malpractice, misleading, and lying.
Light themes as default. I don't want to be maced with photons. Dark themes always please.
Boring flat dark design interfaces.
I miss the CDE colour scheme. The BeOS funky 3D icons. Buttons that look like buttons. Tabs that look like tabs. Now everything is just flat, bland and monochromatic. It's sad.
I need to add another one. All modern anime, to me, seems look the same. Like a lot the same. Homogenous. And unfortunately just not at all visually interesting. It’s preventing me from even attempting to get into anything new, because I honestly can’t visually tell the differences anymore. What happened to the artistry? For instance:
That appley design. Mouse, keyboard, bubbley UI it all just disgusts me and I hate that it affects Windows 11
All the app icons looking the same. Most prominent example are all the Google apps, but it doesn't end there.
Long winding UI Dialouge trees that you can get "stuck" in! If my settings are invalid, let me out of of the menu with as little consiquences and sacrifices as you can manage. I may need to back out to go grab data or change a setting on a page you decided to make before (hell even after) the one that wont let me continue and/or go back.
Windows's "wizard" style dialouges just suck!
- the lets put a lot of shit in the title bar of our app trend. Fuck off, I use that bar to pull the window around.
- The idea that I should adapt to the technology, and not the other way around. Don't force changes on me, especially when they're only implemented to be able to slap a new version number on the box.
Rounded screen corners.