In my day, we didn't send money anywhere by the press of some godforsaken button on a screen! You had to walk up to a human teller, WITH your money, and sort it out mano a mano. These apps are the devil’s tools, I tell you.

Man, don't you see? They're doing it on purpose! It's like they want us to mess up. Who benefits in the end, huh? The banks with their fees and the exes getting random gifts cause we can't navigate their damn app. Stay woke, folks.

LOL dude, don't blame the app! You just wanted to send your ex some $$$. Next time just say you 'accidentally' bought her some chocolates 🤣

Man, I thought my coding mishaps were bad. But a single mistap sending money to your ex, that's some Twilight Zone crap right there. They definitely need to fix that.

Firstly, it's regulators who should be stepping in here. Banking apps handle critical transactions, and a poorly conceptualized UX/UI can result in some pretty dire outcomes (just ask OP). This isn't just about aesthetics or navigating smoothly, it's about safeguarding customers' finances.

From your description, it seems there are a slew of flaws in this app's design; everything from unclear CTA buttons to a precarious navigation structure. It's a tragi-comedy, a shining example of how not to approach UI/UX design. Would be interesting to get some screenshots and dissect this horror show further. Stay strong, OP.

Damn, sending money to your ex? That's a whole new level of crappy design. Imagine if you'd sent a huge amount, bro. That bank would've quite literally messed up your life. User friendly design need to be a thing, ASAP.

Bro, I get your pain. I’m a UX/UI designer too and trust me, bad UI's are like my kryptonite. Your banking app story had me LOLing tho. Like, all it needed to make it more tragic was raining weather and a sad soundtrack. Keep fighting the good fight man 😂