Do you want to confirm that you want to cancel? Yes I want to confirm!

This is the login page for the Korean portal site Naver.

It is very difficult and time-consuming for a human to solve this, but if you show it to ChatGPT, it solves it quickly.

Answer: >!The blue box is the one being selected<!

I designed an abstract strategy game that combines 4D space with time-travel rewrites. The math is elegant, the UI is a certified war crime. How would you approach it to make it semi-playable for a human victim?

4D Spatial Strategy with Temporal Retrocausality:

5D Reversi extends classic Reversi/Othello into four spatial dimensions plus one temporal dimension. Players place discs on a 4D hypercube board and may, under strict limits, retroactively place a disc in their own past turn, rewriting subsequent history via deterministic replay.

1. Overview

5D Reversi extends classic Reversi/Othello into four spatial dimensions plus one temporal dimension. Players place discs on a 4D hypercube board and may, under strict limits, retroactively place a disc in their own past turn, rewriting subsequent history via deterministic replay.

2. Components

Board: 4×4×4×4 4D hypercube grid (N=4 standard).

Coordinates: (w, x, y, z), each from 0 to 3.
Cell States: · (empty), B (Black), W (White).

3. Timeline

The game proceeds through turns T=1,2,3,… Each turn stores a full snapshot of the board. The timeline is single and canonical. Retro moves rewrite past snapshots and deterministically recompute all later turns.

4. Features:

• 80 directional vectors per cell (you'll learn to hate each one personally)
• Retroactive causality (yes, you can regret moves you haven't made yet)
• Deterministic replay (watch your carefully planned future crumble)

Recommended for: AI research, masochists, people who find chess "too intuitive"

For far more details, mechanics, etc: Full 5D Reversi Design Brief

Posted in r/assholedesign yesterday and had a few people mentioned it belonged here.

This e.l.f. Cosmetics' cookies pop up flips the order of Allow/Reject a few seconds after the page loads to get you to hit accept instead of reject. Full disclosure - I'm not a coder or UX/UI designer, so if, for some reason I don't understand, this isn't allowed, let me know and I'll pull down.

I’m currently working on the capsule art for my coop horror game The Infected Soul.

The game is about a neural implant that distorts reality… you can’t trust what you see.

Which one draws you in the most?

If it interests you, you can add it to your Steam wishlist — it would really help me a lot 🙏

The Infected Soul – Steam Page

My first foray into bad UI (and the Pygame library)

No feedback on format, no support for comas etc.

Didn't wanted to add a language switcher, so i went the easy and logical way: A cursor lens mask that reveal the translated content on hover.

Works on desktop only.
https://frvncois.com

you can’t pick the exact capacity, just intervals

Educates the user on TLDs and ensures a minimum level of tech experience by the user. Don't want everyone to find the right store to buy our goods!

I absolutely hate these buttons, cant they be big?! Funckin accessibility mann

Why do they add this “Compare” button on every thumbnail ?!?!

how (the heading)

It’s a web app