[Expired] We Have 5 Copies of Step by Step UI Design (Ebook) to Giveaway – Comment to Enter

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Today we have 5 premium editions of Step by Step UI Design to giveaway. Written by Sacha Greif and is a must ebook for all UI designers.

All you will have to do for a chance of winning one of these books is leave a comment below telling us what’s the most frustrating user interface you have ever interacted with?.

About the Author: Sacha Greif

Sacha is a freelance designer and entrepreneur from Paris, France. He has worked with startups such as Hipmunk, Codecademy, and Sharypic. You can read his blog at SachaGreif.com or follow him on Twitter, and you can also check his startup, Folyo.

Here is his short intro to the ebook:

Short Intro to Step by Step UI Design

Photoshop tutorials are nice, but they always felt a little artificial to me. When you’re a junior designer starting out in an agency, you also learn a lot by watching other people’s design process.

So for my last project, I decided to take screenshots and notes every step of the way to explain my workflow and thought process. It’s a bit like watching over my shoulder as I work, but in the form of an eBook.

I also wanted the info in the book to be applicable to your own projects, so I included more general design tips and principle whenever I could. The eBook has been very successful so far, and I’d be happy to give a couple copies away!

After downloading a sample chapter, you can buy the Regular Edition for only $5.99 or the Premium Edition for $11.99 (the ebook with all of PSDs).

You had better be quick, there are only 12.7 million copies remaining!

The Details

This competition will run for the next 7 days (ending on the 9th of April 2012) and all you have to do for a chance to win is leave a comment below telling us what’s the most frustrating user interface you have ever interacted with?.

Winners will be selected completely at random and will be informed within a few days of the competition ending via email.

Good luck to everyone :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=643301798 Leon Rasec

    Nice. Would love to get a copy of this one

  • http://twitter.com/frantisekcanda František Čanda

    Microsoft Excel for Mac definitly, I don’t know why. Win version is OK.

  • http://dariocalonaci.ueuo.com/ Dario Calonaci

    The most frustrating UI I ever interacted with it’s…the one I’m creating and designing for a huge italian project!
    It’s frustrating ’cause it’s the very first time I deal with an UI design and if you send me the book, I’m sure I’ll make it better in its interaction, layout and beauty!

  • Josh

    I’d have to say primarily Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011 (application example). But that really is just one example in a whole suite of products with infuriating interfaces, (for example, there’s also Sharepoint (web example)). SADFACE.

  • Vince

     Most frustrating ever? I don’t know… maybe that classic, dBase IV.

    Recently? Facebook — they like to pretty it up, but you can’t do the things you want to do without jumping through umpteen hoops/screens.

  • http://atipi.cc Viktor atipiCC Berthelius

    Hello! I hope i win :) Im from canary Islands and here its imposible to buy that kind of books… and there is no good books in spanish for me now.

    ¿What’s the most frustrating user interface you have ever interacted with? The begining of Blogspot! 

    The best one! Speackboy xD

  • Dan Branstrator

    The UI in our email marketing system is horrendous! It literally make me want to quit my job…

  • Ossama

    Hello the most frustrating user interface i have interacted with is google documents UI

  • Christian Saur

    There are too many! Don’t have any particular in mind…. most medium sized business pages in germany aren’t very user friendly. There’s a lot to do!

  • Mike

    Would love to score one of those ebooks! Thanks for the great post.

  • Sebastian H.

    Definitely Facebook for Android. Using the app is a pain.. =(

  • Mike

    The most frustrating UI I’ve ever dealt with is amazon. Ive used it so long I no longer realize how bad it is.

  • http://webpedia.tk/ Technoman

    I wish to be lucky and win this eBook so I can do better with UI design

  • http://twitter.com/a_macca A Macca

    I would love a copy of this

  • http://www.artsibelle.com/ Tayo

    I would like to participate in the ebook giveaway please: ) how does this work? What do I have to do?

  • Newtonkevin2010

    The most difficult interface, Id have to say the blsckberry browser or the HTC mogul. Firstly the blackberry used a trackball and for some reason I always had faulty trackballs. They seemed to moved too fast or too slow. This caused me to frequently pass my target element and would quickly frustrate me. Not to mention the browser was slow, most likely due to my poor reception. The HTC mogul was one the first smart phones. It ran a version of windows and was very useful. However I seemed to be faulty, sluggish and glitchy. I can only now appreciate the creative process that started with a HTC Mogul and is now an Iphone or Droid.

    • http://www.sachagreif.com/ Sacha Greif

      I never used a Blackberry, but those trackballs were notoriously hard to use, especially on a phone!

  • Ykani

    Hi there, Im web developer and dying to learn Web Designing things this will very helpful for me. Thanks! :)

  • http://twitter.com/IvanRuizC Ivan Ruiz

    Looking forward to get a copy

  • http://twitter.com/IvanRuizC Ivan Ruiz

    Looking forward to get a copy, is always fun to try new things

  • http://twitter.com/paulmorgan Paul Morgan

    Apple App Store on the iPad; here’s why:
    1. When you search using the dropdowns, then click “show all” it wont remember you criteria (e.g. platform, rating price)
    2. When you view an app then return to the previous “search screen”, it won’t remember you criteria (e.g. platform, rating price)
    3. The comments section for each app really doesn’t make it easy to understand the value of the app – something closer to NewEgg or Amazon even would be better
    4. The means to search for apps is frustrating - how can i see easily whats more popular, or how about I dont know what category the app would fall into (ambiguous). 

    That’s why I had to find another app (using a web search) that would let me discover apps. Annoying!!

    • http://www.sachagreif.com/ Sacha Greif

      Agreed, I also hate the fact that the search fields disappears on some tabs (like the Upgrade tab I think). Really hope they improve it soon!

  • http://twitter.com/IvanRuizC Ivan Ruiz

    Looking forward to get a copy

  • http://twitter.com/InVanillaFolder The Vanilla Folder

    Government websites are notorious for being awful, but the
    worst interface ever was when I tried to apply for a job at one of the national
    laboratories. It was a few years ago, but I remember it was a Java applet based
    employment application. It was several pages long (they wanted a LOT of
    information). I spent over an hour filling out their form. When I got to the
    last page, and thought I was ready to submit, the application indicated that I
    had missed some information on one of the earlier pages. I hit the browser back
    button, and the application crashed. I had to start over. This time I thought I
    would type everything in Notepad and copy it into the application. However, the
    application did not accept anything from the clipboard (security risk). So I
    typed everything into the application again (for the third time). I was very
    careful to make sure everything was filled out properly on each page before
    going on to the next. I got to the last page and tried to submit my form. I received
    the same errors. Baffled, trying to think what I could have possibly missed, I looked
    in futility for a way to go back. There were neither visible controls nor links
    to go back. So, I hit the back button in my browser – and the application
    crashed. This is when I decided that I did not want to work for the government –
    ever.

    • http://www.sachagreif.com/ Sacha Greif

      That’s a classic UI horror story. But in the end, maybe this bad UI saved your life? After all, once you get a government job you’re usually stuck for life ;)

  • http://twitter.com/hameedraha Hameed Rahamathullah

    That’s for sure, it’s Reddit – I don’t use it because of their user interface – cluttered and not streamed well for human usage.

  • http://www.artsibelle.com/ Tayo

    Didn’t see above instructions earlier. Worst UI experience: An online bookstore website provider and hosting company I helped a client with. The simplest tasks like changing color schemes were difficult to accomplish. It was a jungle in there, trying to navigate their UI.

  • nycRed714

     QuickBooks is terrible – both from the UI and functionality perspectives. It’s not terribly intuitive and there’s a lack of meaningful instruction and error messages.

  • http://twitter.com/D3ngi Deola

    cool i want one

  • http://nnmportfolio.com/ Natasha McEachron

    I try not to be negative about other people’s designs so I
    won’t single out a particular website. I’ve found that many design companies (especially
    several of the large advertising agencies) have websites that are a nightmare
    to browse and navigate. It takes effort to find the navigation menu and
    determination to figure out how it should be used. Once you get the hang of the
    navigation and figure the worst is over you
    throw your hands up in exasperation because you’re now faced with a jumble of
    content where you’ll have to go through a million and one clicks to find what
    you’re after. I thinks it’s the gift of being extremely creative and the curse
    of having no boundaries so you do every and anything you ever wanted to do but it
    turns out badly because it’s all on one website.

  • http://twitter.com/joshdura Josh Dura

    I just recently got back into consistently reading through tech feeds, and
    wanted to setup the subscriptions through Google Reader. Was definitely one of
    the most frustrating (and surprisingly so, since Google usually does a good job)
    interfaces I have had to deal with.

    • http://www.sachagreif.com/ Sacha Greif

      I’ve never understood why the process of subscribing to feeds has to be this cumbersome. It seems nobody ever really cared for RSS after all, it was always kind of an after-thought and never well integrated in browsers. 

  • KJ

    The worst UI I’ve encountered is on a major telecom company’s e-commerce site. Their billing is handled through an in-page pop-up. Since it is just a floating box layered on top of the original page, it can potentially load outside of the boundaries of the viewing area which makes its scrollbars and other inputs totally inaccessible. This makes the site unusable on the lower resolutions and small screens like netbooks, tablets, and mobile devices. 

  • http://about.me/jaynawallace jaynawallace

    The ‘Apply Now’ forms on job websites – they give you the option to import your LinkedIn data, but it never lines up with actual form fields and has to be retyped manually. Then if you miss a field you didn’t realize was required – it reloads the page to display and error message, and it resets all the dropdown fields back to the default. When you address the offending input field you get another error because the dropdowns haven’t been selected. Argh.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Pace/1362615619 Andrew Pace

    Most mobile websites

  • http://www.facebook.com/kalamiza Kristijan Kalamiza

    Shall we comment here or on http://www.facebook.com/SpeckyboyDesignMagazine? :) either way, I’d love to be the owner of this!

  • shankness

    The most frustrating user interface of all is that of Joomla CMS. Its just not usable. And second only to that is Yahoo mail. Just plain horrible.

  • Barend Stapelberg

    Worst is Google Play mobile

  • http://twitter.com/Ocelyn Lecamus Jocelyn

    For sure the most frustrating user interface I have ever experienced is the windows printer pool. No matter how many times you’ll click to restart or cancel the document you are trying to print, it will never ever work. Damn it!!

  • A. Hampersberger

    Some shopping list interface, with a overcomplicated interface!

  • Guillaume Gosselin

    The most frustrating user interface I have ever interacted with is when video ask me this : You have not enough space on you memory card, Do you still want to play?. I experienced great frustration in not having a memory card or space to save my games just because of this question. The system constantly wondering if I would play because I had no space on my memory card. I came to ask myself that the only purpose of asking this, is that they want me to buy one. Once I realize that I became very frustrated by this anoying question. “You have not enough space on you memory card, Do you still want to play? WTF? Of course I still want to play stupid system, i’m sit in front of you!” :)

  • Valerie Blackburn

    The most frustrating aspect of designing for mobile has been the automatic shift in color and alignment. Cross-browser alignment is frustrating enough on the web alone.

  • A.M.

    EPIC Electronic Medical Records system

  • http://thetechbox.com/ Aaron Fisher

    The GoDaddy web interface (not sure if it’s changed now). Every time you would click on something it would open a new window, everything looked horrible and the least important stuff was the eye catching stuff. Ugh.

  • http://twitter.com/polarbean Christophe Dardoize

    Need the book cause I don’t understand à word. Please!

  • Andrea

    Oh wow! I would love to learn more about creating UI! I’m always on the look out for new books and tutorials, and Speckyboy is the best! I hope I win!

  • Abdurraouf Akra

     what’s the most frustrating user interface you have ever interacted with?.

    will ,, it’s the Media Player Classic UI ^_^

  • o_4ngjv7cupr

    I will definitely recommend the book on my blog:
    http://user-experience-specialist.blogspot.de/

  • http://profiles.google.com/nicktheandroid Nick Chamberlin

    The most frustrating user interface i’ver ever interacted with is Facebook.com at one point i found it nearly impossible to upload a photo to the correct place, sharing a video was confusing because “share a video” or whatever it said only brought you to a panel to start your webcam or upload a video, but I wanted to share a video already online… eventually I found that sharing a link would embed that video into my stream. This was awhile ago, i don’t know how it is now, but I found TONS of things about the Facebook UI to be… just… HORRIBLE… for as much money as they make you’d think they could make an easy to understand UI, but it was probably designed by programmers which explains it.

  • http://kcbigring.tumblr.com/ kevin cawley

    facebook. any time i try to do something out of the ordinary it is a chore.

  • Yetimade

    I know it seems like an easy target, but for me its Windows 8. Almost constantly, I am forced to stop and think about what I’m doing; from the expose to the start bar, I am forced to stop and discern between micro representations of windows, screens, applications, folders…and then click on something. This interaction may be great for some users (older Windows users, beginners), but for those of us who are becoming increasingly familiar with the fluidity of mobile interfaces, and the ever increasing focus on intuitive (and fun) UI’s, these types of interactions slow down productivity and become increasingly frustrating.

  • Előd Lukács

    Count me in :)

  • Motzen

    The most frustrating UIs can be found in nearly every TV. Have you ever tried to sort 200 programs on a current Samsung or Panasonic TV without using anything but your remote? Should be one of the most basic tasks in such a device, but it’s plain horror.

  • Brandon

    I need some serious UI help. Would love this book.

  • KarenL

    Really! I would love to have a copy and learn the step by step UI design from SCATCH!!!  

  • http://www.facebook.com/nils.fearons Nils Fearons

    IPhone really frustrates me!! I think it because I haven’t got one!!

  • ericbae

    My most frustrating UI experience is this, and it’s from real life.

    When I cook instant noodles, my pots are usually in a circular shape (in fact, I think all pots are almost always round – I certainly haven’t seen any other shapes!).

    But, some instant noodles are shaped in square!

    How hard is it to shape instant noodle in a round shape? If only they do that, it would be so much easier to pop the noodle into the pot, without having to break it and squash it in.

    It’s either the pot or the noodles and I think it would be far easier for instant noodle markers to make it into a round shape. Don’t you think? It’s a classic UI 101!

  • GR

    The most frustrating interface is maybe one of the most used each days. Facebook doesn’t takes care of the user experience any longer but today is changing in order to view our data as a whole. Who cares about what he said three years ago? Each time the interface changes, everyone put days before accepting and beginning to understand it. Facebook changes the usr experience but it didn’t spare it to my mind. (Sorry if my English is not really good).

  • http://awebsitedesigner.com.au Dan Norris

    My wife’s android work phone. The ‘y’ key only works if you hold the phone on its side

  • http://profiles.google.com/steverobillard Steve Robillard

     The worst UI I have had to work with is MS Access it is a love hat relationship. It makes most things easy, but the last 10% is an enormous cluster fluck.

  • M.Lord

    Apart from Facebook nowadays, I’d have to say Adobe Illustrator. Wish it were streamlined to function similarly to Photoshop or Fireworks. I have to learn a completely different interface to be well-versed in it *Yawn

  • kristine

    As a design student this sounds fabulously helpful!

  • MelStubbings

    I would have to say governments job application interface, they are frustrating, missing fields and import abilities, it’s so much easier to just email everything to them.
    Nothing is more stressful then looking for a job only to get more stressed out by filling out an application that should be fairly simple.

  • Raphael

     Old custom designed print management tool my old company used. Very frustrating.

  • S. Lee

    Ha, try to buy train ticket for somebody else than yourself at the german train company’s website! Or try to find out the cheapest ticket within a flexible schedule. I couldn’t find out and gave up.

  • Joshua Robbs

    I second Yahoo mail… horrible.

  • http://chandra.utama.us/ Chandra

     AppSumo, I really don’t like the interface. I left the site because of uncloseable popup.

  • Derek

    I have worked with an E-Commerce platform called MIVA, which unfortunately has one of the worst user interfaces I have ever seen/used. The interface is cluttered, nothing is labeled intelligently and to top it all off its help features help very little. I would love to get this book and read up on making beautiful, usable interfaces that people actually enjoy.

  • Kenley Tan

    The new Facebook. Cluttered and I can’t find some of the functionality I need.

  • http://www.facebook.com/obnoxiousjordan Jordan Trainor

    I hate unicorns and would like to learn more about insulting them. 

  • Søren Schrøder

    Wow. Great giveaway! MySpace never seemed to make any sense to me. 

  • http://twitter.com/Peter_vanGeffen Fifteen Media Design

    Pick me!

  • http://twitter.com/burnego Vlad Burca

    The most frustrating UI is Yahoo Mail

  • http://www.facebook.com/gabovanlugo Gabo Lugo

    Any kind of DVD player remote control.

  • SantiagoBorrazas

    IMHO Eclipse has one of the worst UI. They just drop things inside the menus, windows and dialogs. It’s a clear example of a GUI designed on-the-fly by programmers.

  • Ali

    Definitely MSSSQL Client’s unresponsive UI

  • Tommy

    This sounds like it would be very useful for me as i’ll be developing an app soon. I hope i win :)

  • Michal Kryll

    For me, every huge economic system is definitely the most frustrating and cluttered thing ever created :-)

  • http://profiles.google.com/dabielf François Dabiel

    Most frustrating …. definitely Android Facebook back in the days … now it’s quite better ( but not there yet … )

  • anujbheda

    YouTube on the Blackberry Playbook. Every time you scroll down and load more videos it pushes you right back to the top of the grid.

  • Wolfgang Woehrle

    The most frustrating UI I ever worked with was a Web-Hosting-Admin-Panel from http://www.tophoster.de. And it was not anytime back in the 90s where UIs were like that, it was just a few months ago… Now I changed my Hosting-Provider and I am happy :-)
    So, I would be even more happy if I could win one of the copies… ;-)

  • Paul Nevin

    The most frustrating UI I’ve interacted with is probably the Windows Ribbon UI ;)

  • Ccnokes

    I want that.

  • wand

    The most frustrating user interface is maybe the Ryanair website ! Awful

  • bmukaetov

    GoDaddy’s and goverment’s websites

  • Benoît Boucart

    It looks interesting. I would like to win one!

  • http://www.facebook.com/dawidtomczykgrafik Dawid Tomczyk

    i want that :)

  • http://joshuasortino.com/ Joshua Sortino

    First generation bowling alley computers. The touch screen alignment is usually off and the menus are never labeled appropriately. I’m an avid bowler and still have difficulty with these machines. Ever tried editing a score because of a mistake? Good luck!

  • http://twitter.com/mark_up Mark Simpson

    Without a doubt, Paypal. 

    It is as slow as molasses, and they put a lot of thought into hiding your active subscriptions, probably hoping you will give us looking and keep your subscriptions active. 

    The UI is bad, and the UX is horrible as a result. 

    I use them only because I don’t have a choice… yet.

  • Philipp

    The mobile (iPhone) Facebook site

  • http://twitter.com/AaronPark Aaron Park

    The old google analytics. The new er version is better but still not great. I don’t blame them, stats are tricky to get right.

  • Waqas

     Most frustrating interface!! mmm..
    Blue Screen Of Death :D

  • http://openid.aol.com/cpfort Chris

    Any and EVERY government website. Finding information is a frustrating, exhausting experience.

  • http://twitter.com/olivrg Oli

    I’d say msn.co.uk, it’s bloody messy. Most UIs designed by microsoft :)

  • http://twitter.com/olivrg Oli

    msn.co.uk
    It’s bloody messy.
    In fact, everything designed by microsoft :)

  • http://darkmobius.com Andrew Molloy

    My own UIs, pretty much every UI I’ve ever created. I can’t seem to get it right. I’m a programmer not a designer really, but I need a good UI front end to my applications and games. I just have no experience or good guidance in creating them. I guess I need to check out that e-book.

  • Paul Kinzett

    Id have to say the HSBC online banking, way too hard to complete some simple tasks

  • https://twitter.com/rasagy Rasagy Sharma

    Web UI: Long Forms. Forms that make me fill everything (when all they need is my email & password), with weird custom input controls & validations.
    Real world UI: TV Remotes. Lot of buttons (mostly with no description/icons that make no sense), that remind me of the plane cockpit!

  • http://twitter.com/finteractive Aidan Foster

    The Toronto parking ticket website. When you enter to pay it starts a 2 minute timer to complete the transaction. Double check you card number or parking ticket number to make sure your not paying someone else’s ticket… Boom start over…

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=694035309 Joshua Levy

    I would like to say that when I was 14 and experiencing a woman… but I dont want to sound crude… so Ill say every iteration of Facebook on any of its mediums has been a tough experience to take on.

    Then again – back to when I was 14… and she was 16 and much more experienced… I mean – with  one on one tutoring… it still was all foreign and unintuitive… I got the hang of what was going on tho – and there was no looking back.

    Phew!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Brandon-Blattner/17004662 Brandon Blattner

    OOOH, I want a shiny new eBook. MySQL is bad, blech

  • Dcl Skr

    My recent frustrating UI experience was with ROKU Channel Store UI. Its slow to load and difficult to search. Another confusing UI is Google+.

  • http://twitter.com/widodemarco wido

    Hi! Would love to get a copy of those. I’m learning all I can about UI and this would come handy. Thank you!

  • http://twitter.com/stewaters0 Ste Waters

    yahoo mail

  • http://nonsolocontest.blogspot.com MrTax

    I want that. :-)

  • Tom Bangham

    Santander online banking website is terrible UI ….

  • http://twitter.com/mediabeastnz Myles Beardsmore

    I’m currently up skilling my self at work as we develop a lot of big systems. This book would be very helpful!! :)

  • http://twitter.com/mediabeastnz Myles Beardsmore

    My most frustrating UI is probably Facebook on android!

  • Darren Savery

    Any website that has a form that doesn’t remember your data if you have to reload the page for whatever reason e.g. missed field/incorrect format etc. Grrrrrrrrr…..

  • ericbryant

    This would such an awesome book to have! Thank you!

  • Puneet Gupta

    New Look of Gmail.

  • Ari

    Jakob Neilson’s website.

  • Horahore

    This would be a great to learn about UI design…
    thanks for the contest… :D

  • Yuming Cheung

    Some Web-ATMs with mouse-click-only buttons to enter digits.

  • Duarte Nunes

    Thank you Sacha Greif

  • http://erick2red.wordpress.com Erick Pérez Castellanos

    The most frustating interface I have met with is the interface in Calibre Ebook management.

  • http://nascentstudio.com/ Josh Johnson

    I have to agree with Aaron Fisher on this one – the GoDaddy interface is horrible – it always has been. Actually, most hosting providers don’t have a very friendly UI – not the ones I’ve worked with, anyway.

    I’d like to see a web host build a dashboard with one UI instead of 10 different apps and interfaces for each feature.

  • http://www.facebook.com/scottdaris Scott Daris

    I wouldn’t know where to begin, there are so many crappy UIs out there in both the digital and analog worlds. The placement of screws in the direct path of how-the-hell-do-I-get-to-it without a Dali screwdriver to…Comcast’s email interface to…pill blister packs to…painting accessories and tools….

  • gzy

    The UI of Gmail!!!! I’ts a terrible UI in web, app and mobile use. Searching for buttons etc. etc.
    A huge company like Google … it’s a shame.

  • dvf

    My first user interface design which i look back after a year.

  • Tushi Mushi

    New Facebook (Timeline)

  • http://twitter.com/redcrew DeborahEdwards-Onoro

    Groupon’s interface for asking a question. There’s no option to send a question without first selecting a deal. 

  • http://www.pmorganbrown.com/ Morgan Brown

    US Airways has quite possibly the worst UX on the planet.

  • Smriti Sharma

    My most frustrating user experience has been MBA application portals. Some portals require you to type in essays in their answer boxes-no attachments allowed, no cut-copy allowed, you cant even save and come back to it later! and the design is particularly horrible-no correlation to the school’s colors. Yep, If I could change one set of interfaces-it would be college application systems!

  • René

    The most frustating interface was a UML designer for the development tool netbeans.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000165648777 Steven Kistler

    maybe they count the facebook comments

  • Daniel

    Don’t know about Internet banking in the US, but here in Brasil most of them just make anyone want to cry. Just to start: most of them only work in IE (so if you have any idevice, you’re screwed). And the time it takes to find what you want… :/

  • http://traicyer.me Raiya Yang

    It’s really hard for me to start a new UI design work. When I hanging out at dribbble, I can find so many beautiful works, and I think I could finished them in a short time. It comes out that I couldn’t. I wish I can get one.

    I am a Chinese student, I can’t tell more frustrating UI design work in this land…Such as Weibo.com, renren.com…Looks like disabled twitter and Facebook. “Register form” is not just a bit larger than “Login form”…Also the new Gmail and Greader, I need harder work on readability or typography…

  • Musadeola

    New Facebook (Timeline

  • http://www.dezebo.com/ Dezebo

    . This interaction may be great for some users (older Windows users,
    beginners), but for those of us who are becoming increasingly familiar
    with the fluidity of mobile interfaces, and the ever increasing focus on
    intuitive (and fun) UI’s, these types of interactions slow down
    productivity and become increasingly frustrating.

  • Fabrice

    This IS the most frustrating user interface i have ever interacted with !
    https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/

    Everyone, from France, or Germany or another country in Europe, have to complete a really long and soooo fucking BAD Form, if they want to come in USA !

    It’s really Frustrating, REALLY !  Enjoy it ! :)