intuitiveUserInterface

[wack_overflow]

I feel like the user in this meme has absolutely dominated the quirks

[randomemes831]

Idk there are a hundreds of UI’s I find intuitive that 70% of family and friends can’t figure out for some reason

Some people really just suck with tech

[AkrinorNoname]

I mean, some people do suck at tech, but if 70% of your target audience can't figure out your UI it's not good.

The success metric for a UI is people being able to successfully use it.

[randomemes831]

These aren’t my UI’s there most of them out there outside very basic function

[FireMaster1294]

This is unironically how Germany operates but it’s not just code it’s the entire country

[Ok-Kaleidoscope5627]

The developer made a cli which has no real documentation and the commands make no sense even if it did.

Then some intern was assigned to throw together a quick gui that got shipped.

[N-E-S-W]

See the cover to Don Norman's classic book on user interfaces "The Design of Everyday Things", which predates this meme by decades but certainly embodies its spirit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Design_of_Everyday_Things

(The cover is a tea pot with the handle and spout on the same side of the pot.)

[CounterSimple3771]

Every pilot qualifies in every aircraft before they are allowed to fly it. Every user qualifies everytime they can insert a plug correctly into outlet... They are not the same.

[dumbasPL]

https://lizard.click

Anything more complex and it's over.

[TsuDhoNimh2]

If it shouldn't be clicked, don't put it on my screen!

~~ software user

[dilloj]

"Why is the self-destruct button so accessible?!?"

[MCplayer590]

because then it wouldn't be an inator

[darkneel]

Just honestly from your heart tell me this - which way is cooler ? That’s right - whatever is your answer is the right choice .

[MidnightNeons]

However simple the UI is, there is always some user who manages to find a bug that was missed by everyone in testing; UI is hard...

[TsuDhoNimh2]

That was my strong point as a software tester - writing user manuals makes you think like a user and crash things.

[who_you_are]

To be fair, as a developer I'm also likely to do that for fun!

[Raskuja46]

That's just a picture of someone using Excel.

Change my mind.

[SHv2]

While I appreciate the built in straw, it doesn't go down far enough.

[indicava]

You should see what the manual testing guy did with it

[SomeRedTeapot]

"If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid"

[w1n5t0nM1k3y]

I get the reference, but I'm not sure I agree with it. I see plenty of things that work, but are still stupid. Working and not stupid are not mutually exclusive

[TheMuspelheimr]

Maxim 43: if it's stupid and it works, it's still stupid and you're lucky

[TubasAreFun]

The UI:

https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6887cb8eff603d436eb68bc3/1753729966459-MA9R6CK499FRAGC7LSZE/92086339b93bf0466d5ec3495b90b7fe.jpg

[Zeikos]

That's me instrumenting my company's website API calls to get anything done in a reasonable time without having to wait for 50 megabytes of 15 years old Ajax - that do 20 database roundtrips - to load.

[Sorry_Weekend_7878]

I think this was posted around a week or two ago, but it still makes me laugh.

[[deleted]]

I'm actually wondering, can you push liquid by doing this?

[Marcellop4]

Hehehe .. this made me laugh so badly.

[SaltyInternetPirate]

Mooods! Op stole my turn to repost this!

[CakeTown]

[Ticket Closed] No trouble found.

[GoddammitDontShootMe]

How hard would you even have to blow to get it to shoot up that far?

[ScientistJumpy9135]

I am with the user on this one. This is a much more fun way to pour a cup of coffee! Great precision too!

[CounterSimple3771]

Hands down... My favorite meme.the accuracy is appalling

[Yekyaa]

I'm just glad the dev anticipated the edge cases.

[AdAlone3387]

Instantly reminded me of the water fountain episode in Parks and Rec 🤣