We’re in the year 2016, modern web design has been around for at least 12 years already, ever since Tim O’Reilly and Dale Dougherty coined the term Web 2.0. Yet, user experience in design is still suffering from incompatibility, and plain ridiculous approaches to design vandalism.
Sure, designers understand pleasant to the eye design patterns, but what to do when a client is showing down your throat a list of tasks that make you want to throw up? What about working for a company that wants to enforce content restrictions for non-paying customers that use ad blockers?
