Sentence examples for confusing design from inspiring English sources

Ugly images, buggy code and confusing design can confound and dismay people who just want to access information or perform a transaction.

It was hard to navigate, duplicated information and had confusing design, presentation and language.

I intended to book a round trip from London to Stockholm in March but, because of the confusing design of the British Airways web page, I booked for April instead.

On top of that, there were roughly 2,200 votes that the Democrats argue were cast for Pat Buchanan but were intended for Mr Gore and went astray because of the confusing design of the ballot paper.

The roles of the lovers, on the other hand, are characterized by an absence of arias or set pieces, making them hard to tell apart, following Shakespeare's deliberately confusing design but also in the spirit of the first acts of Mozart's Così fan tutte.

The first thing you'll notice when you visit the website is the unorthodox – and relatively confusing – design, as you can tell from the screenshot above.

As a result alarms are frequently too loud, irritating, confusing, badly designed, and too numerous, resulting in them often being turned off and hindering, rather than enhancing, task performance.

It is an all too common error to confuse intelligent design with religious belief.

Data collection confused in design, inappropriate instrumentation, poor timing or conditions.

Some authors seemed to confuse cohort designs with those of before and after designs, which elaborated conclusions unsupported by their data.

Drafting well-worded policy documents should not be confused with designing and implementing effective pharmaceutical policies.