I just rediscovered the bad usability calendar. It turns out that Netlife Research (a Norwegian UX company) publishes a new one every year.
A couple good ones from this year are making an interaction overly simple or overly customizable.
I just rediscovered the bad usability calendar. It turns out that Netlife Research (a Norwegian UX company) publishes a new one every year.
A couple good ones from this year are making an interaction overly simple or overly customizable.
Several great sites out there document the UX flaws of various OS’s and software. The “Taskforce” sites even allow visitors to vote on them Digg-style and propose alternative designs. Here are some great examples: