The youtuber mentions that "Asians" can process information faster than "Americans"
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I wonder how they do this in Japan.
Japanese people have a superstition that a slightly shabby ramen shop is tastier than a stylish and clean one. The feeling of being a bit cluttered strangely brings a sense of security. Do you think you can understand this?
I think Japanese websites problem is much more complex than just few reasons.
Also I like "outdated" Japanese designs, I wish websdesign was more cyclical like fashion and we'd circle back to earlier web. I don't care much for LLMs, but I do like getting blocks of text returned, reminds me of simpler times.
Accessibility is a problem but that's due to browser developers not really considering other cultures properly. My Japanese team never found a good solution to that.
Don't even get me started on how well Japanese websites handle non-traditional-Japanese names, or how banking apps that supposedly support English actually display most text and dialog buttons in Japanese.
There's a lot of great things about Japan, but the UX/UI here is absolutely terrible.