the llm produced something the operator thought was garbage for the design too, and the operator iterated it from garbage to good.
they could also have the llm iterate the underlying code from garbage to good, if they wanted.
most likely a specialist would say its neither good nor bad, since its not considering the right things, and hasnt collected the right useability feedback, but making straightforward designs isnt that hard, and counting clicks and interactions, and avoiding hidden functionality is all measureable stuff
no, it is confusing.
the llm produced something the operator thought was garbage for the design too, and the operator iterated it from garbage to good.
they could also have the llm iterate the underlying code from garbage to good, if they wanted.
most likely a specialist would say its neither good nor bad, since its not considering the right things, and hasnt collected the right useability feedback, but making straightforward designs isnt that hard, and counting clicks and interactions, and avoiding hidden functionality is all measureable stuff
is functional but has bad UI/layout/etc is a thing.
It's only confusing because you don't know the field. Which is kind of the point.
> is functional but has bad UI/layout/etc is a thing.
Tell me about it… I was forced to use a program called Farmer’s Wife for a time. What a fucking nightmare of a UX.