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As I find examples of bad user experience design, I would like to be able to classify and rank the significance of the problem presented. Any suggestions?

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Far from an exhaustive list, but uxfail.com – msanford Aug 18 '12 at 5:48
Indeed a real question, though open-ended and with too wide a scope. Could be revived after revising. When was the Q. posted and when was it closed :0 ? Isn't there a moratorium so a few could read it? – Kris Aug 18 '12 at 11:09
@msanford: Thanks, thought I'm not looking for a list, but a method for executing the request. – blunders Aug 18 '12 at 12:19
The question isn't clear exactly what you're after. It partially reads like you're asking us for the examples for you to then rank (which isn't suitable for this site) and you then aren't explicit enough in what exactly you do want to rank about them. Is it Usability? Accessibility? Mobile-friendly? Readability? You need to be more concise with the specific question you're asking, if you can edit it such then we'll reopen it for you. – JonW♦ Aug 18 '12 at 12:45
@JonW: "How do I find" is not the same as "provide examples of" in my opinion; I'm well aware of the rules on SE, and a request for how to do something is within scope, a request of examples is not. As for being concise, that's the point of my request on how to classify types of bad user experience; meaning the point is not to have a fixed list, but to be able to classify something as user experience related and then tag it as needed. – blunders Aug 18 '12 at 13:34
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closed as not a real question by JonW♦ Aug 18 '12 at 7:45

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