This is brand new and fresh off the press, so you have to give them time, but they really could use a bit more logical approach to the flow. That said, the purpose of this site is to help app creators improve their apps via the shredding process and there were a lot of things I encountered that didn’t make sense. Someone.io is attempting to simplify the process and make it easy for anyone to get started and for the most part they’ve done a decent job.
So, there’s a new project / task management app every day whether web or mobile or desktop or even just email-based.
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Not enough time to get a full shred together. This is the first shred for the new site, but this is a screenshot based shred. Someone.io – Project Management and Task Management Web App This site isn’t even really ready, but I had the urge to shred this app and so here it is. In this first shred though, it is more critical than building. It means that I usually break things down and then build them up. I created this site, because the startups I mentor call me the App Shredder, the Pitch Shredder, Plan Shredder, etc. Someone.io gets shreddedīy Brad Nickel | | shred, ux, web | 0 comments Introduction to App Shredder In fairness, this interface isn’t all that bad in most places, but their transfer area has a big gaping hole. I bitch and moan a bit about my own experience with Bank of America and my frustration with their interface. Learn classic “don’t make me think” UI mistakes and too many clicks issues in the navigation leading to a negative user experience (UX) at Bank of America. In fairness, creating a banking interface is highly complex and difficult, but still. Just a quick video shred, because I think there is a valuable lesson here in not working through all the potential user experiences in an interface you create.
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