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My last entry was Missing filter through all websites within UI/UX context: xFilter. I outlined there the reason why negative filter should be available from User Experience point of view. Using job portals I can narrow down results that include .net and C# technology stack but not to exclude Python language. Clothes website stores like Zara, Desigual give us shoes filter. We are able combine shoes filter with colours. It is not so handy when we want to exclude red shoes. What if someone has 3 pairs of red one and want something else this time? Accommodation portals f.e. Booking.com?…

Lately I'm looking for new job opportunity. That is good User Experience insight. I have taken User Journey at job portals like pracuj.pl, justjoin.it, nofluffjobs.com, theprotocol.it, solid.jobs, adzuna.pl, praca.pl, jooble.org. For me as a User using those portals it is not so much suitable as it could be. There are filters to put job offers through funnel to get positions involving f.e. only .net and C# technology stack. It takes me a time to look over offers including mentioned technologies, however, sometimes offer includes f.e. Python. I'm not comfortable with Python coding language at this moment. Why I can not…