Micro-Museum of Broken Interfaces
An interactive portfolio piece that turns UX critique into something you can actually feel. Instead of writing about bad interface patterns, it lets you use them, experience why they fail, and compare them directly to redesigns that fix the underlying problem.
The museum covers 15 infamous interface failures drawn from real products, FTC complaints, and dark patterns research. Each exhibit follows the same structure: experience the broken version, read the principle-level analysis, then see a better version side by side. The point is simple: critique is cheap, redesign is not.