it started from a broken search bar then when I tried to fix it something else broke, then it became the most annoying whack a mole game of all time so I removed everything and start from scratch.
it started from a broken search bar then when I tried to fix it something else broke, then it became the most annoying whack a mole game of all time so I removed everything and start from scratch.
There actually is UX research behind the rounded corner phenomenon. They make people feel like the interface is easier to use, and that feeling actually leads to a feedback loop where people experience less stress, cognitive load, and genuinely have an easier time using the interface.
“There actually is ux research”
No offer of scale, methodology, funding source, sampling parameters? This isn’t a very serious conversation, but fwiw ux research is very often crafted with bias towards a specific end.
Yea, couldn’t be arsed looking it up for a quick comment, but I’m not terribly afraid of ‘big round-corners’ skewing studies.