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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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Many are functionally better and of course don't have any ads, but often look utterly terrible, unfortunately.
If it was just looks. Usually the UX is simply not very good. We need more designers in the FOSS space.
Yup. This is the exact problem I have with them. Most apps look kind of outdated, finding one with nice UI/UX is like finding gold.
It's true, any developer in any space knows that core functionality is often built quickly, while refinement and beautification can swallow up enormous amounts of time.
Combined with my experience being that the dev guy and the UI/design guy are rarely the same person, and the former is way more inclined to create things for fun and give them away.