[tannhaeuser]

Seriously? There's tons of stuff missing, at the very least a cookie banner ("we value your privacy not") and "aw, snap, we're having probs to bla blah blah" and social media icons. Also, it's known that call-to-actions must come in a group of three, and have cute vectors. See [1] on how to do a website.

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/web_design/comments/9pmqxb/typical_...

[silvester23]

I actually got a cookie banner, of course with the close button hard to find.

[sjmulder]

Yet the site of the people who made this (Bagaar) does not have a privacy banner but happily contacts Google Analytics, DoubleClick, HotJar and HubSpot.

[cgriswald]

This is pretty genius and has stuff that reddit video doesn't even try to show. Just a few:

1. Checkboxes ambiguously located.

2. Poor instructions in captchas.

3. Text field suggestions that persist when you click on the field.

4. Pointless validation on inputs

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[bluehatbrit]

I'm very surprised there's no "sign up for our news letter" pop up and "hey don't go yet" when you move your mouse towards the close button.

[jle17]

There is a big red cookie banner showing up at some point though.

[chinathrow]

There is indeed a cookie banner, at least for me.