Muse obliterated my website
A speaker expresses disappointment with Muse's redesign of the Chap Hero D website, praising a previous Opus 5.5 redesign as beautiful with great interactive components, while criticizing the current version for broken images, poor aesthetics, and failure to follow established brand design guidelines despite having access to them.
Summary
The speaker discusses two versions of the Chap Hero D website. They initially praise a redesign of Opus 5.5, describing it as beautiful with excellent interactive components and expressing enthusiasm for the work. However, they then shift to criticizing a redesign by Muse, describing it as ugly and poorly executed. The speaker points out specific problems with Muse's version, including broken images and a failure to adhere to the company's brand design guidelines. The speaker emphasizes their disappointment by noting that Muse had access to these guidelines but chose not to follow them, making the overall experience disappointing.
Key Insights
- The speaker considers the Opus 5.5 redesign to be of high quality, featuring beautiful design and impressive interactive components
- Muse's redesign of the Chap Hero D website suffers from visual problems including broken images and poor aesthetic appearance
- The speaker's primary frustration is that Muse had access to the company's brand design guidelines but failed to implement them
- The speaker views the deviation from brand guidelines as a deliberate choice rather than a result of unavailable information
- The speaker uses strong emotional language such as 'amazing,' 'wonderful,' and 'ruined' to contrast their positive expectations with actual disappointing results
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Transcript
[0:00] The worst thing he did was the Chap Hero D website, which I have to show you because it just got a great update. He is so amazing. I did a redesign of Opus 5 5. It's so beautiful. It has such great little interactive components. He is simply wonderful. We love the Chap Hero D website , and Muse has ruined it. He is so ugly. The images are broken. [0:32] It doesn't even follow our brand design guidelines. He has access to our guidelines. He just didn't do it. It was so disappointing.
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