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Lemmy is losing so many potential new users because the UX sucks for the vast majority of people.
What can we do?
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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The UX is objectively bad, it breaks most good design principles
Which of the seven primary UX design principles would you like to complain about?
Give me some details here.
That's easily fixable by using a third-party app such as Voyager (or on the web on wefwef.app)
What UX? At least my instance have like 5 different forms to access, in the browser, then you have the apps too. There's no way all of those UX are not good for you
So does old reddit but its also the only version of the site I find usable. UX people can have absurdly lopsided priorities.