I like bricks. And since my youth

[sumaiyakhatun27]

I have been used to scrolling down articles on simple HTML pages. And not crying into my pillow from small print and pink headings. Don't make it "convenient" for me! Give me everything at once on one page. With "left-to-right" and "top-to-bottom" logic. - Aha! - you say.


- So you've experienced the pain of a bad UI/UX, you've been caught! Well, thailand consumer email list yes, but no – the site owners were concerned about the convenient and beautiful presentation of the information I needed. But it would have been better if they hadn’t. However, I found and read what I needed. Read also How to Conduct a UX Audit Yourself: 4 Methods to Improve Website Usability Next, the search engine sends us to Pikabu.


And what is hanging there does not need to be described verbally – it needs to be seen: Did I faint? No. I needed information. In any form. I ate this too, with unflagging interest. I will select what is needed myself, remember the important things, write down what I am afraid of forgetting. We just need it as long as it is on topic.