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A real-world UX failure spotted on vacation, and what it says about designing for attention rather than for the person trying to get something done.
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A real-world UX failure spotted on vacation, and what it says about designing for attention rather than for the person trying to get something done.
A refrigerator taught me more about bad interface design than most software does. Anatomy of a real-world UX failure and why the pattern repeats.