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Information Architecture

Prime Video UX Teardown: One Yellow Bag for Three Different Bills

A UX teardown of Prime Video's signed-out browse flow: rankings and Most Liked labels get a white tag on every tile, while the cost of watching gets one small yellow bag that means Prime, Paramount+ or a rental, and a Free to me filter that comes back empty without saying why.

TYPENORMLabs · 5 min · October 6, 2026

Web
Media & Entertainment
Information Architecture
Prime Video UX Teardown: One Yellow Bag for Three Different Bills

Feedback & System Status

Best Buy UX Teardown: A Shortlist You Can't Take Home

A UX teardown of Best Buy's signed-out headphone search: facets that cut 449 results to 6 in two clicks, a store location the shopper never chose, a shortlist where every visible card is unavailable, and one Add to cart button on the page, for a $399.99 sponsored pair.

TYPENORMLabs · 6 min · September 28, 2026

Ecommerce
Web
Feedback & System Status
Best Buy UX Teardown: A Shortlist You Can't Take Home

Interaction Design

TechCrunch UX Teardown: The Reading Mode That Drops the Date

A UX teardown of TechCrunch's read flow: one switch turns the feed into a dense scan queue and carries the preference into the next section — then removes the timestamp and the content type the returning reader came for.

TYPENORMLabs · 5 min · September 10, 2026

Web
Media & Entertainment
Interaction Design
TechCrunch UX Teardown: The Reading Mode That Drops the Date

Information Architecture

Reuters UX Teardown: A Search That Sorts Like a Wire

A UX teardown of Reuters' signed-out read flow: dependable section fronts, an article page that gives the reader its figures early, and a search that ranks 14,934 matches by the clock, then leaves a Business story at the top of a Technology filter.

TYPENORMLabs · 5 min · September 11, 2026

Web
Media & Entertainment
Information Architecture
Reuters UX Teardown: A Search That Sorts Like a Wire

Interaction Design

Airbnb UX Teardown: A Header That Forgets the Trip

A UX teardown of Airbnb's signed-out search flow: a filter button that counts homes before you commit, one all-fees price carried from histogram to Reserve, hotels at the top of a Homes search, and a header that forgets the trip on the listing page.

TYPENORMLabs · 6 min · September 18, 2026

Traveltech
Web
Interaction Design
Airbnb UX Teardown: A Header That Forgets the Trip

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