PayPal Redesign
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Re: PayPal Redesign
#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
If Paypal wanted to be shitty about it, they could file a DMCA notice against the host or bring up trademark infringement. Most companies wouldn't, as these sorts of redesigns are done in good faith. There's always that one company though.
I wonder if it would hold up in court. It seems like this is fair use... but of course fair use is up to the courts...
Re: PayPal Redesign
#43Don't like the new design. And what the fuck is "retina design"? Can we stop making up new stupid ways to describe stuff.
Re: PayPal Redesign
#44Paypal has one of the most broken UIs I've ever seen. Not only is it horribly dated it is completely inconsistent across all of their portals. As a web payments pro member, developer, standard user there is a huge break down in consistency. The developer portal, paypal manager, standard portal, and home page all look totally different. The standard portal I can rarely find the setting I need without searching online.…
I think it's because they expect you to follow the happy path, which is sell item, then collect payment, then ship. Shipping something without having a matching, paid-for transaction isn't a typical user path. (disclaimer, I work for eBay inc, but not on the teams that decide that stuff. This is my personal opinion.)
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#45My issue with the PayPal dashboard is not that I can't get the information I need quickly. My issue that I can't quickly get to where I need to go to do some specific task. I already know my account balance and transactions from things like Xero, and when I login to PayPal it is to: 1) Manage user subscriptions 2) Withdraw money 3) Manage the API and callbacks And I'm sure that other people doing the same. The thing…
Cory Gaines Sr. Director PayPal Business Products
Re: PayPal Redesign
#46Cory Gaines Sr. Director PayPal Business Products