pagefind_dcd{"url":"/blog/post/user-experience-design-has-turned-to-the-dark-side/","content":"User Experience design has turned to the dark side Graziella Dramisino 05 Jul, 2023 02 Mins read Hi, Sorintians! If you've found your way to this article, chances are you took part in our exhilarating escape room game. Congratulations for your fearless spirit as you embark on yet another crazy journey through the realm of impossible UX! In the realm of technology, competitions and challenges have long been a driving force behind innovation and advancement. However, sometimes these competitions take an unexpected turn, leading to peculiar outcomes. One such example is the volume slider challenge, initially launched years ago with the aim of creating the best volume sliders. Regrettably, this noble quest for excellence gradually devolved into a bizarre contest of designing the worst volume sliders imaginable. An informal \"Who can make the best volume slider?\" contest took place with this design: Some designers, perhaps seeking to stand out from the crowd, began exploring unconventional ideas that challenged the very essence of volume sliders. Rather than striving for excellence, they aimed to create the most impractical and absurd volume sliders imaginable. A. Launchball. **B**. **Curling** **C**. **Flexibar** **D**. **Crazyslider** We're dying to know: which one tickles your fancy the most? Cast your vote in this thrilling poll and reveal your ultimate favorite! We are Product Office, your friendly UX/UI neighbours. If you’d like to learn more about user experience and user interface design, join our LinkedIn group (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12005968/). Prev Next","word_count":240,"filters":{},"meta":{"createdAt":"05 Jul, 2023","fullName":"Graziella Dramisino","image":"/storage/media/e98fec3cf92187d38c85b350903b0efa/55134dbb-a898-4207-b97f-2facb886cad7-screen-shot-2021-03-25-at-22059-pm.jpeg","image_alt":"gdramisino","readingTime":"02 Mins read","slug":"user-experience-design-has-turned-to-the-dark-side","tags":"UX,Product office","title":"User Experience design has turned to the dark side"},"anchors":[]}