Typography is the poor stepchild of UX design
I started my design career at a studio that put good typography first. That seems to have become a lost art.

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Typography is the poor stepchild of UX design
I started my design career at a studio that put good typography first. That seems to have become a lost art.
They called it âliquidâ because everything just slips away, including usability.
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DiktĂĄlnom kell az ad/vesz villanyĂłrĂĄmat. Melyiket melyikbe Ărjam?
So someone decided to redesign an intranet (which was a launched with *much* fanfare and plaudits) and, as is common these days, asked for suggestions, feedback and improvements. A ânew fresh look with everything you need up frontâ, redesigned and re-worded mega-menu options, change of focus to be more retail-y, big square tiles for âimportantâ apps, everything.
Those suggestions and comments were gratefully received and acted on in due course (release windows prevailing, naturally).
Result ?
It now looks almost *exactly* like it used to, but in a higher contrast colour pallette.
Day 185-2019: A #UXFail story with #GrabPH. I was in the process of verifying my identity for my GrabPay wallet via video call. Was happy to see that, at least, the app shows how many more customers are there before me. Great UX, I thought. I was 11th in queue and I see sort of a countdown, about 30 seconds per customer. Not bad. Then, when there was only one more customer before me, this showed and the call wait was cut. Geez, thanks Grab for making the decision for me. I could not get in anymore the entire day and just saw this every attempt I made. #Life365 https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzfh7VynCm4/?igshid=bf8kvcu30sx9
In what alternate universe is a single piece of kit-kat â1 servingâ @nestle ? #uxfail (at Sydney, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsCCZNRAgNM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1b7gkp0ds8wd2
The hell with accessibility!Â