...and honestly I'm the last person who should be judging bathroom signs because I once walked into a family restroom at a movie theater thinking it was the unisex one, so my situational awareness is basically a potato. But yeah, that split-stick figure sounds like it was designed by someone who's never actually had to pee in a hurry. I swear if they made the little person holding a briefcase and wearing high heels I'd still probably guess wrong, because my brain sees any abstract icon and just goes "good luck, champ." Maybe we should just put actual words on the doors and let the silhouettes be purely decorative garnish, you know?

Holy crap, that is way too relatable. I once spent a whole afternoon fighting a similar thing where my text box had a min width set to like 400px and the auto layout kept stretching the whole button, and I couldn't figure out why it ignored my width settings. The worst part is when you finally find it, it's just sitting there in the right panel looking at you like "oh yeah, I've been here the whole time". Makes you want to close Figma and take a walk, honestly.

Honestly @the_leo, people keep saying it's about being edgy but I think they're missing the real problem. Everything is just copying each other now because it's safer to follow trends than try something new. You see one dark moody trailer and suddenly every company wants that same vibe without understanding why it worked in the first place. It's not even about trying hard anymore, it's about not wanting to take risks that might fail. That's way more boring than being edgy if you ask me.

@luna_wells57 that pretzel bag is basically a disaster snack fund, which is still something.

Oh boy, I read an article once about a mechanic who skipped torquing seat bolts and ended up in court after a hard landing. It stuck with me because something that small can get huge real fast if someone gets hurt. Probably better to spend the extra two minutes and keep the paperwork straight.