Nu-Fitocracy

[andygates]

Fitocracy has changed its logging pages. 

 

In accord with the current fetish for dysfunctional minimalism (see Slate and Win8), a nice table of numbers is now a game of hide-and-seek.  

 

I haz a sad.  Why do people design stuff like this?  Who makes them think it's a good idea?  Do I need to build a time machine to get to Hard Candy Shell before they were famous and flood their server room with bees?

[Irishrages]

Not a big fan of the changes, either. It does seem like each time they update the site or the app, they make it a bit harder to move around between tracking and editing your workouts.

I originally liked it for the simplicity of use (not appearance) and the gamification. I'm not so worried about it having a great aesthetic, as I am about having it help motivate me...

 

If it gets any harder to navigate around, and/or if the app doesn't get less buggy, it'll slip from my must-have fitness apps....

[LessJos]

I stopped using it since it was so buggy. I just tried it to check out the new design and I can't even open it. Crashes immediately. I guess I am still not going back...

[andygates]

Give the bug crew a little longer.  It's horrid finding that your shiny new rollout is full of teeth and hair.

[andygates]

Bugs fixed.

 

If the tracking redesign doesn't affect you the way it affects me (blind frustration - literally, as a decent set doesn't fit onscreen with all the pseudo-minimalist flab around it) it should be good to go now.