Great idea but you have to stick to your design language throughout the pages. The pill buttons become boxy on the feed page. The whole nav changes as well that damages user experience.
Another bait for grabbing user emails, another opportunity for a leaked database of as such! Why are there still sites, where you have to sign up with a disposable email address and waste everyones time? If you AI slop a website on your way to work, at least keep it accessible.
It hasn't become better since 2022 from what I've seen (for instance from my inbox 5 minutes ago, demanding yet another password rotation with a new and longer list of obnoxious requirements)
Just open up LinkedIn. I've never seen so much cringe in one tab. This includes some people I respect because they're good programmers. Why lower yourself to corporate slop
A novelty site should require no login for a 10 second look laugh and bounce out.
It took a bit of clicking, but no login needed to see the "feed". https://cringeout.com/feed
Unless it chained in the last 31 minutes, the Feed link is literally top-centre of the homepage.
I thought we already have LinkedIn for that?
Great idea but you have to stick to your design language throughout the pages. The pill buttons become boxy on the feed page. The whole nav changes as well that damages user experience.
"authenticity meets audacity." - I thought this is what blind was for?
We have LinkedIn at home.
Another bait for grabbing user emails, another opportunity for a leaked database of as such! Why are there still sites, where you have to sign up with a disposable email address and waste everyones time? If you AI slop a website on your way to work, at least keep it accessible.
> Password must contain at least one special character (!@#$%^&*...)
Why?
That authentic bad corporate practice experience.
https://password policies.cs.princeton.edu
It hasn't become better since 2022 from what I've seen (for instance from my inbox 5 minutes ago, demanding yet another password rotation with a new and longer list of obnoxious requirements)
Finally LinkedIn has some competition.
Just open up LinkedIn. I've never seen so much cringe in one tab. This includes some people I respect because they're good programmers. Why lower yourself to corporate slop
Also sorry to say but the posts do not capture the genuine cringe I get from LinkedIn. Cringe has layers
see https://cringeout.com/feed
Fun ideas are always fun. That said, i am really tired of seeing every new website looking exactly like each other
So linkedin?
You mean, like, every other social network?
Yesterday I was bragmaxxing when it hit me. Here's what they don't tell you: It's early and they're missing some important features.