Building Interfaces Makes Bad UX More Frustrating

The annoying part about being able to build ANY interface at the drop of a hat with Claude Code is that… You want to pull your hair out when a website’s design doesn’t serve you. Pinterest: why aren’t ads pinnable? Why is it so hard to see what is public or private? Why does the minus operator not work? Why do all the results look like the same 10 outfits? In the same way I want to refresh a ChatGPT response, I want to get a fresh set of pins that is randomly sampled. Qantas: why don’t you let buyers filter by time? Every other site - including Expedia - allows you to pick actual takeoff and landing time windows. Yours is ‘afternoon’ or ‘evening’ filters. Im CK and flew Virgin instead because of Q’s search experience. 💡 Do we think websites will have dynamic designs? Will they be controllable by the user? Or will websites go away because of agents/tools?