Dev pushes back on calling unfamiliar designs 'hacks': design includes UX
jh3yy · x · 2026-09-29
In a reply exchange, jh3yy argues that details live in design and design includes user experience—labeling perfectly good but unfamiliar implementations as 'hacks' or 'esoteric' may require some self-reflection.
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