It's worth struggling through the whole thing IMO. Some of the form elements are hilarious. My favorite part of this is the help form that has an 'up' button where the close button would be, and...
It's worth struggling through the whole thing IMO. Some of the form elements are hilarious.
My favorite part of this is the help form that has an 'up' button where the close button would be, and it just makes the form come up a little bit more on the page.
I love literally everything about this - I haven't laughed this hard in a while. This is now officially part of the usability curriculum where I teach. Are you part of Bagaar OP? Good job if so.
I love literally everything about this - I haven't laughed this hard in a while.
This is now officially part of the usability curriculum where I teach. Are you part of Bagaar OP? Good job if so.
This is a sad indictment of the modern internet that I'm relatively unsurprised by 80% of the user interface elements appearing here. The slow-scrolling ToS was novel and brilliantly infuriating...
This is a sad indictment of the modern internet that I'm relatively unsurprised by 80% of the user interface elements appearing here. The slow-scrolling ToS was novel and brilliantly infuriating though.
Ha! This is great. Reminds me of the "please enter your phone number" series. Love the creative awfulness in that you gotta click on the copyright line to close one of the windows, too.
Ha! This is great. Reminds me of the "please enter your phone number" series. Love the creative awfulness in that you gotta click on the copyright line to close one of the windows, too.
It's worth struggling through the whole thing IMO. Some of the form elements are hilarious.
My favorite part of this is the help form that has an 'up' button where the close button would be, and it just makes the form come up a little bit more on the page.
I like how it slowly slinks to the bottom of the page if you hit the send to bottom button too
I love literally everything about this - I haven't laughed this hard in a while.
This is now officially part of the usability curriculum where I teach. Are you part of Bagaar OP? Good job if so.
No affiliation with Bagaar here. I saw it posted on Hacker News and I figured I would share it here.
This is a sad indictment of the modern internet that I'm relatively unsurprised by 80% of the user interface elements appearing here. The slow-scrolling ToS was novel and brilliantly infuriating though.
"Holding ALT to scroll faster is cheating and not allowed." ;)
Ha! This is great. Reminds me of the "please enter your phone number" series. Love the creative awfulness in that you gotta click on the copyright line to close one of the windows, too.
Oh lord, this is infuriating
Has anyone gone past step 1??
Dang, I gave up before that!