🏷️ About: Have you ever wondered if user experience design really matters that much? This app illustrates how two digital experiences can meet the same set of requirements—on paper—yet deliver wildly different results. Check out some extreme examples of good vs.
- Provides helpful examples that demonstrate the importance of user experience
- Could be a great resource for those new to the field
by Tacoma Pete
I love the idea of GoodvsPoorUX, it could be a great resource for those new to the field. But GoodvsPoorUX is very broken now…for example there is a lot of white on white text
by BitDesigb
its not good at all
by Xlovexyz7
Update the Design specifically the color. The grey background and white typeface that you used for most of the headers is hard to read. I love typography so I went to that section first. I honestly thought I was on the poor example. When I clicked to the poor I was able to read. So when I clicked on the good again I was shocked. Again the light gray background color and white typeface is so hard to read.
Outside of that great tool. I wish there was more examples and a more modern UI.
by Preston2022
The gray and white text makes me Strain and distracts me from the meaning and purpose of GoodvsPoorUX
by LauraGabbert
Helpful app with solid examples that easily and clearly demonstrate the importance of a well thought out user experience.
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This app illustrates how two digital experiences can meet the same set of requirements—on paper—yet deliver wildly different results.
Check out some extreme examples of good vs.
poor design and development practices.
We hope you find it educational or at the very least, amusing.
