The Mac OS app store. The fact you have to have an account to update programs you already have installed on your computer is ridiculous. As is how the system makes you login/register to do anything, the fact it seems to require a credit card number even for free apps as well as the stupidly lengthy registration process in general. Then again, the registration process for Apple accounts in general seems kinda busted, and makes me wonder what the hell happened to their UX designers when coming up with that bit.
For something you can actually do more with?
Well, I guess every A/B testing program I have to use would count there. Both VWO and Adobe Target have their strengths, but it definitely seems like they were designed by people for whom good UI and UX design was not a strong point. Target has a confusing interface with buttons that say save not actually saving the content and rather limited targeting rules, whereas VWO seems to think no one should be able to edit projects associated with multiple subaccounts at once, or that anyone using the code view shouldn't be able to upload new images.
It'd be nice to see one of these tools designed by a company/individual who knows how to design something worth a damn.
For something you can actually do more with?
Well, I guess every A/B testing program I have to use would count there. Both VWO and Adobe Target have their strengths, but it definitely seems like they were designed by people for whom good UI and UX design was not a strong point. Target has a confusing interface with buttons that say save not actually saving the content and rather limited targeting rules, whereas VWO seems to think no one should be able to edit projects associated with multiple subaccounts at once, or that anyone using the code view shouldn't be able to upload new images.
It'd be nice to see one of these tools designed by a company/individual who knows how to design something worth a damn.