Originally posted by: trouble_006
Then the POs/architects need to decide how they find a balance between getting the desired SEO optimisations without compromising with the user experience. Atp all this just feels like a poorly planned implementation.
Sirf word count ka hi issue hai toh let the user add some status message/flair to his profile (maybe per forum like reddit) and then by default embed it inside each post - like our outlook signatures
Currently the junk being added to increase the word counts is anyways going to be considered as poor/irrelevant data by Google.
I'm not sure if this is place to say this but the user experience here has taken a significant hit and a lot of the updates don't seem very well thought of , there's so much scope for improvement here
Right from the login, the login authentication scripts shouldn't take so long that I'm waiting on the click to redirect screen(I shouldn't be seeing that screen as a user at all)
I see the cloudflare error atleast once a day
We had significant UI updates recently. The most essential use case for Flexblox/Grid Layout in CSS is responsive web design (ur screen, icons text and any other information auto-resizing and adjusting based of screen size is whether u use a tab, a mobile, desktop) and now we've people complaining everyday that some button has disappeared. Mind you Flexbox/Grid Layout are being used for CSS for more than a decade now. That weird right scroll bug keeps on reappearing now and then. I also don't see a lot of coherence in the site design
We have already talked at length about the SEO restrictions so I won't say more on that
I really think there's a need to revisit decisions and work on user experience, SEO can only increase the number of times the sites comes up in Google search not how long a person spends on a site after clicking on the link
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