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lawsofux.comLaws of UX is a collection of best practices that designers can consider when building user interfaces.
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I agree. And for what it’s worth, I don’t dislike Lemmy’s interface. Maybe I grew accustomed to it? I am aware that it’s sparse, rather than cluttered like Reddit, but other than that I haven’t really thought about it… Maybe if I was a graphic designer or a “Laws of UX”-er I’d be more aware of the interface and, if necessary, how to improve it?
UX designer or even UX researcher is the job description you are looking for, and yes they are in short supply in FOSS projects.