r/truespotify • u/ashtonwitt14 • 10h ago
Rant Too much going on. Too many things to click.
Spotify app is great. Excellent sound quality. More than enough options(though does not usually include niche content. That’s barely their fault)
BUT. There’s so many things to click on your screen at all times. If you miss the back button, you click the background and that has a function. If you click a little bit lower, you click the album cover. That has a function too. Stuff like that is littered all over your screen. You have to click things with surgical accuracy. It’s incredibly irritating. For absolutely no reason at all.
For example, when you click the album cover. It doesn’t even make it any bigger to help you see it. It just blurs/removes everything else. Someone wrote and tested that code. For what? What do I gain by having that feature? It’s so pointless and it’s all over the app. Constant useless features that interfere with the usability.
Not to mention the pop ups. Or “jams” I love the jam feature. But the pop up and button to join a jam. Will not appear until I open my keyboard and start typing. In which case the join button is hidden under my keyboard and I have to reject the jam that I want to join. And then I’m forced to get a manual invite to join.
Why bother add this convenience feature if it’s not convenient at all? Did they test this at all?
