@scottjenson Well virtually anything iOS26 related, or even more so macOS26. I'm sure there are more than few complaints if you search, while apple still tries to hold the high ground whil delivering near impossible to read menus and text. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/

@scottjenson Any blog post about AI making "outdated" UX workflows irrelevant fits that bill.

Here's a good one where the author is arguing that UI is irrelevant for UX because the only thing that matters is how an AI bot processes a design — real humans are going to do *everything* with a chatbot now.

https://uxmag.medium.com/ai-is-flipping-ux-upside-down-how-to-keep-your-ux-job-and-why-figma-is-a-titanic-its-not-for-301b89284a3a

@scottjenson Have you seen the UX of high-end flashlights? 😊 https://www.reddit.com/r/flashlight/comments/sk1upj/and%C3%BAril_2_ui_chart/

@scottjenson FWIW, it always seemed to me that the north star of "design systems" advocates was to get away from crafting bespoke interfaces.

https://www.figma.com/blog/the-future-of-design-systems-is-automated/

@scottjenson oh have I got a blog post for you to read! Brew some coffee because this one takes a little time but it is worth reading, and it dives into the enshittification of UX design.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/never-forgive-them/

@scottjenson this might be a bit too "inside baseball", but pretty much every AWS service has shocking bad UX. Actually, the Amazon retail website is a bit of a mess too!

@scottjenson I am recommending this article primarily for the term to be utilized.

https://www.nngroup.com/articles/satisficing/

@scottjenson Believe it or not, Snap is extremely design driven 😂

You obviously wouldn't think it from the outside, but having worked there for 5 years (2019-2024), design is extremely important to the company - it's just arguable what they're optimizing for.