This is an interesting read. It's cool to see a successful example of going against the current. The idea of complex UX can retain users is counter-intuitive, but makes a lot of sense.
This makes me wonder if it's possible to build a social media without all the addicting features, yet maintain healthy user engagements.
I built a social platform without all the addicting features in 2020. There's a lot of cool projects doing the same. They often fly below the radar because they're less addicting. You'll find them if you look.
One of the most exciting pieces we've wrote since I used it a lot in high school. What do you think Snapchat did right/wrong? 👇
This is an interesting read. It's cool to see a successful example of going against the current. The idea of complex UX can retain users is counter-intuitive, but makes a lot of sense.
This makes me wonder if it's possible to build a social media without all the addicting features, yet maintain healthy user engagements.
I built a social platform without all the addicting features in 2020. There's a lot of cool projects doing the same. They often fly below the radar because they're less addicting. You'll find them if you look.
Please do share them! I am interested in doing a similar project. It'd be very helpful to learn what people have tried.
great insight!
Thanks, Thanh!