Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
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Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
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Re: Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
#2Just awful. Why are they inventing their own terrible fonts? Why are UX (or font designers) still not understanding that L != I?
> https://old.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/186up3s/hearts_thum...
(The new UI still remains awful and enshittified -- do UX designers not read any form of HIGs?)
Re: Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
#3Just awful. Why are they inventing their own terrible fonts? Why are UX (or font designers) still not understanding that L != I? > https://old.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/186up3s/hearts_thum... (The new UI still remains awful and enshittified -- do UX designers not read any form of HIGs?)
Trying to do whatever they can to bump engagement before IPO.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-27/reddit-le... | https://archive.today/zWJb8
Re: Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
#4That's usually what happens when companies are on their last legs. They do anything they can to make things seem new and exciting when they really aren't.
Remember when X was Twitter? and Metaverse was FaceBook?
I wonder why companies go out of their way to change well-known brands and logos to something unrecognisable to most of the world.
Re: Reddit has a new look and feel (and thumbs)
#5That's usually what happens when companies are on their last legs. They do anything they can to make things seem new and exciting when they really aren't. Remember when X was Twitter? and Metaverse was FaceBook? I wonder why companies go out of their way to change well-known brands and logos to something unrecognisable to most of the world.
it’s enshittification