The Useless Interface by Marko Jotic

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Turn off all notifications

Even when you try to turn everything off, the system still has to have the last word.

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Procrastination Timer

If you’ve already come this far, you might as well waste a minute on the procrastination timer.

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Mirror Cursor

There’s no strong reason behind this; it just feels interesting and useless.

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Infinite Scroll

Apps like Instagram and X never run out of content. So why should my website?

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Button Loop

If you don’t have space for all the buttons you need, just loop them.

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Mirror Browser

Mirror Browser is a perfect example of a useless interface. Honestly, I don’t even know why or how this exists—but here it is.

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Human Captcha

A robot can figure out where the stairs are in a photo, but there’s something it still can’t do.

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Credit Card

How can we stop people from buying pointless stuff online? This form is the answer.

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Unscrollable Scroll

Moving ideas from the offline world into the online one. What’s stopping people?

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Unsubscribe Button

If you’re already hiding the unsubscribe button, here’s a way to make the user experience even more entertaining.

Hi, I’m Marko — welcome to a gallery of digital nonsense, a collection of experiments born out of curiosity and AI tools.

When I’m not exploring the useless, I design the useful.