Behold, the most (intentionally) poorly designed website ever created

guest · Jul 7, 2019

Behold, the most (intentionally) poorly designed website ever created
The site from a design firm upends conventions to become hilariously unusable
July 4, 2019
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/201...ionally-poorly-designed-website-ever-created/

Sometimes we take Web and user interface design for granted—that's the point of User Inyerface, a hilariously and deliberately difficult-to-use website created to show just how much we rely on past habits and design conventions to interact with the Web and our digital devices.
The resulting website is a gauntlet of nearly impossible-to-parse interactions that are as funny as they are infuriating.

The page was shared on Twitter and Hacker News, among other places, by UX designers highlighting what a world without, well, UX designers would look like. And Inyerface thoroughly entertained Ars Technica writers who tried their hands at it today. It's not pretty, but in this limited context, it is funny.
And remember this next time you say a piece of software has "the worst interface I've ever seen"—we're pretty sure that's not going to be true anymore.
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User Inyerface - A worst-practice UI experiment

A user assumes certain actions to be in a certain place or color because interface designers worldwide have been collaboratively educating users and feeding them these design-patterns.

We created a simple interface, that isn't your friend. An interface that doesn't want to please you. An interface that has no clue and no rules.
The task is simple: complete the forms as fast as you can.
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