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Is this really that bad?

  • Hi, this community is for intentionally bad UI/UX. This may be better suited to https://programming.dev/c/uiux

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    This drop down for viewing attendance details for a specific date range on my daughters daycare web portal.

  • Hi, this community is for intentionally bad UI/UX. This may be better suited to [email protected] instead.

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    Twitter???

  • Hi, this community is for intentionally bad UI/UX. This may be better suited to [email protected] instead.

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    Alphabetically sorted months. But WHY? [crosspost]

  • Hi, this community is for intentionally bad UI/UX. This may be better suited to [email protected] instead.

    • Bad UI Battles @programming.dev dan @programming.dev

    Form with randomised keyboard keys
    jsfiddle.net Edit fiddle - JSFiddle - Code Playground

    Test your JavaScript, CSS, HTML or CoffeeScript online with JSFiddle code editor.

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    Programming Music

  • I’ve been enjoying One Wayne G by Mac DeMarco

    • Bad UI Battles @programming.dev dan @programming.dev
    goulartnogueira.github.io Awesome Bad UI

    Inspired by Reddit r/badUIbattles (a joke subreddit for intentionally bad UI designs), I created BadUI as an open repository for BadUI's made by me and others. This repository contains all best (or worst?) bad-UI I've seen.

    Awesome Bad UI

    The kind of content that belongs here.

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    Community Request Thread

  • Thanks! Happy to be a mod, I’ve made a welcome post.

    • Bad UI Battles @programming.dev dan @programming.dev

    Welcome to bad UI battles

    A place to share the most ridiculous user interfaces you can come up with.

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    Python @programming.dev dan @programming.dev
    www.bitecode.dev Why not tell people to "simply" use pyenv, poetry or anaconda

    You keep using that word. I don’t think it means what you think it means.

    Why not tell people to "simply" use pyenv, poetry or anaconda
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    Community Request Thread

  • Would something like /r/baduibattles fit here?

    It's gone private but here are some examples of the type of content:
    https://goulartnogueira.github.io/BadUI/

    Just people making silly UIs for fun.

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    How does subscribing to communities from other instances work?

  • I think things are still a little buggy in this area.

    Earlier today I tried to access https://programming.dev/c/[email protected] but it was a 404, I searched for "kgatlw" but no results, searched again for [email protected] and it worked, I could subscribe and no longer get the 404.

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    Community Request Thread

  • I think this is a great idea to keep !experienced_devs for the experienced devs while still having a good place for less experienced devs to ask questions. I really liked the policy on /r/experienced_devs not allowing less experienced devs from posting.