We have been here before, in <a href="{app}view_article.php?id=4193">2021</a> and <a href="{app}view_article.php?id=5629">twice</a> in <a href="{app}view_article.php?id=5378">2025</a>. <img src="{att_link}fielman_s_design_continues_to_be_terrible.webp" href="{att_link}fielman_s_design_continues_to_be_terrible.webp" align="none" caption="Fielmann's design continues to be terrible" scale="35%"> The Fielmann web site continues to be an unadulterated train wreck. <n>I've deleted the private information from the screenshot, so there's a bit more "whitespace" than in the original.</n> <ol> The fonts are unnecessarily <i>tiny</i>. This web site is made for customers who have trouble <i>seeing</i>. WTAF. Look at how much whitespace there is! There is so much wasted space that could be filled with information, like <i>the products that I'd ordered!</i> Instead, the products I'd ordered are hidden behind a dropdown that you have to manually toggle. There is a ton of sexy whitespace available at the bottom, though. </ol> This is just so maddening. How is the world incapable of making a web shop after decades and decades of building web-shop front-ends? There should just be a standard way of doing it, like the way you can drive pretty much any car because the controls are all in the same place.