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b8fff No.2246

The typography on this announcement is such a mess. It's just a wall of text with zero hierarchy, making it impossible to actually scan for what matters. I was looking at the schedule and saw those 3.5 hour live sessions, but honestly, trying to find the specific dates for the AI-assisted research workflow felt like a chore. The way they repeat the stuff about the UX Certificate is completely redundant and just clutters the whole page. I'm tempted to check out the course on using AI for design patterns, but the lack of clean layout in their own promo makes me doubt how organized the actual materials will be. It's all just one big block of unformatted nonsense right now.

more here: https://www.nngroup.com/training/nov-asia-au/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=rss-syndication

b8fff No.2264

>>2246
i had a client last month who sent over a brand guidelines pdf that looked exactly like this. just massive blocks of sans serif with no headers or anything. tried to find the hex codes for their primary palette and spent twenty minutes scrolling through paragraphs about brand values. it's exhausting when you're just trying to grab one specific detail. tbh i stopped even trying to read the rest of it. if they can't even format a simple doc, how are they supposed to manage a complex design system? same thing happened with my last dev handoff too.



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