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rmdashrfv | 1 year ago
"Companies spend $30,000 and several weeks to get designs like this"
Yes. Because being a first or early mover is expensive. You commoditizing their style after they've put in all the brain work to create or build it isn't the same thing.
Also, isn't the point of design engineering to be capable of coming up with relatively original and innovative UI?
verse|1 year ago
that's definitely why I got into it years ago, but it seems like it has lost it's meaning and been simplified into "engineer that likes design" or "engineer that wants to be good at design"
rmdashrfv|1 year ago
A classic example is the rotating globe that you can click and drag. That was usually meant for showing sales happening across the world, but now people are just throwing it in a card with the header: "Innovative new features".
Like there's just no thought put into anything and what bothers me is how popular low-effort is becoming in tech. Startling.
101008|1 year ago
swyx|1 year ago