u/Impressive-Call8878

From the moment you land on the site, you're bombarded with aggressive email capture pop-ups, countdown timers, and sticky banners. Instead of letting the product and a clean layout do the heavy lifting, the UI feels cluttered with data-collection traps that disrupt the actual shopping flow.

Anyone else agree?

The UX team needs to prioritize the actual users instead of aesthetics.

Quince has the worst UX.

From the moment you land on the site, you're bombarded with aggressive email capture pop-ups, countdown timers, and sticky banners. Instead of letting the product and a clean layout do the heavy lifting, the UI feels cluttered with data-collection traps that disrupt the actual shopping flow.

Anyone else agree?

The UX team needs to prioritize the actual users instead of aesthetics.