Designers Who Should Go To Hell For Their Ideas – Part 6

Here are some awful designers who should go to hell for their terrible ideas!

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[j.p.]

3:55 What’s worse is even if you pay to get rid of pop up ads; the majority of videos are sponsored, so you’re still getting your videos interrupted by ads.

[RazorSharpMC]

Lego should go to hell for their switching of booklets to a scannable code which is unfortunate for people who can’t afford devices and it’s not environmentally friendly either

[janedoe]

I cannot get over having to scan a QR code and watch an ad in order to get three squares of toilet paper... ARE YOU That is so messed up!!!

[edwardlowe]

As infuriating as that outlet placement is, there is actually a legitimate reason for it. The boxes that house power outlets and light switches have to be mounted to the wooden studs inside the wall, so that's more an issue of the decorative wall design not lining up with the wall studs.

[SunshineCatwoman]

6:14 - Some of us don't do QR codes, so I guess we'd have to grab some paper towels on the way into the toilet and then plug up the toilet with the paper towels so they'd be encouraged to stop the stupidity.

[stephanieyvonne]

I hate when companies shrink their product then try to hide it like we’re all too stupid to notice. It makes me not want to buy anything from them again. I’d much rather buy a product from a company who just admits to the shrinkage and doesn’t try to “update” the packaging.

[teimodrp.jpeg]

“Here we see Winnie after 2 failed marriages alcoholism and a DUI” made me dead

[liamcollinson]

The worst I have seen personally is our bus stops no longer have wall it's basically like a concrete umbrella but it's high enough that even a slight breeze ends up soaking you when it rains making them pointless

[swandive]

Thank you for mentioning the video sorting. I was shocked when I noticed the 'oldest' sorting filter was gone. Like wtf.

[hwertz]

The "orange drink" reminds me of the Top Gear (Burma special) where they bought some local liquors, one said "White Spirits" right on the front. But it had all these frills on the label and really did blend right in with the styling of the couple other bottles of liquor they bought. James May is like "let me try the White Spirits", took a sip, coughed for a while and said "That really is white spirits. For cleaning brushes."

[PikaLink]

12:51 My favorite canned soup comes in a can with a picture of the soup in a pot standing on a clean wooden table... but I swear the table is so clean and prominent in the picture, that if I squint my eyes I'd think I was bying wood paint.

[AuthorWASimpson]

The look on the podcast baby's face was priceless. He was like, "WTAF is that?!"

[fqllenlegend]

im just watching and directly after you said that YouTube is becoming more ad-centric, an ad plays. The timing was perfect and super ironic

[KnightTechStudios]

"The YouTube app is becoming increasingly ad-centric." An ad started immediately after that statement.

[lostastronaut]

Architect: Look at this bridge isn't just so efficient so simplistic so so...

Me: Where's the drainage system, you know for the rain?

Architect: What is this rain you speak of?

[emanonxv]

19:01 The “Relaxing” White Noise part had me laughing too hard 😂

[harryspokenwordartist]

The Walgreens idea has you opening the doors more seeing how the people that stock it never Stocked it right at the ones I've went to... so you're opening all the doors looking for the right product

[NoodlyPanda]

Cinderella as a rokurokubi, this needs to be made. Animators, do this and tag me, I have to see this. I have a mighty need!

[ValenRei]

Sad part is that, in regards to the 'anti homeless' designs, it would actually be far far cheaper to actually help them instead. But people are so spiteful they take the expensive option because they likely don't like how they look. Or want to punish them for having the audacity to be homeless.

[starbrand]

In 1996, Disney World in Florida had a hidden design feature for the Sky Tram cable car ride. I don't know if it's still there now but...While standing in line for the ride, there are two massive concrete pillars. The pillars are very close together and force people to squeeze between them in order to continue. You can't go around the pillars and even though I'm 6'2" 190lbs I had to pass through sideways. This design was clearly made to keep extremely obese people off of the ride.