[coffeeindex]

I recall seeing some discussion about the UI density Japanese websites (specifically Japanese news sites). For example: https://www.asahi.com/ Now that I think about it, news sites in general have fairly high density UIs, not that I consider them to be shining examples of great UIs. https://www.yahoo.com https://www.bloomberg.com/

[mrweasel]

Regarding Bloomberg, the Bloomberg Terminal is also a good example of a really information dense interface. There is a few videos on YouTube where Bloomberg shows examples of how to use their terminals.

[MattSayar]

Like this one [0]. I don't understand most of it but I can appreciate how few clicks it takes to get the info you want

[0] https://youtu.be/h0hYYIGryJ4?si=LkBtTVWyomvyEjlM&t=69

[softgrow]

https://kakaku.com (A shopping comparison and review site) has menus not as long as McMaster-Car (down the left side), then more menus in the body and tabs thrown in to boot when you reach a product. Each product page is jam packed with more information. A lot of information yes, good design, not so sure.

[qntmfred]

re: Japanese web design

https://youtu.be/vi8pyS076a8