Ironic the site has such a bad UX. Emoji make it hard to read; all the information is pointlessly in collapsing boxes, it has screwy animations and scrolling, crazy hover effects, bad zoom (it's blurry), silly checkmarks instead of bullet points...
I remember another site with similar content and also pretty annoying UX: https://lawsofux.com
I'd take a long markdown document with a table of contents over this any day.
I'm still interested in reading about these UX principles though. Is there another alternative, easier to read resource?
Most of which are still blank.
If you set out to parody poor UX - in fact poor UX culture - this is probably what it would look like.
I don't hate the textual content - not great, not terrible - but I do somewhat resent the fact that it's selling itself on disinterested helpfulness when it's also clearly harvesting emails, which I assume are going to be used for some other purpose/project.
You're right.
We checked our stats and barely 5% of people clicked on one of the pills at the top (under the list).
We just revised our intro and removed the colored pills. They were indeed a duplicate of the list. That'll be 50% less emojis and less color overload.
Cheers,
We have a raw database with many more principles, examples and tags, but we have yet to find a scalable way to share them.