The New Google Forms Design Really Sucks
I hate to say this, but Google seriously made the forms part of Drive really bad now. Now, every text box needs to answer a certain question, making it impossible to create a contact form now, unless you're going to make them do a survey instead. You can't even submit certain information or whatever, and what makes matters worse is, that the page is very uncomfortable to navigate, and only professionals that have either worked for Google, or know someone that works for Google, knows how to navigate this stupid design. It's so bad, that Google has been doing a bunch of crap lately to the websites that the internet giant owns. Like, they were thinking of replacing Google Play Music with YouTube Music and YouTube Premium. Along with that, they got rid of the most horrible experiment that Google has ever done, Google+, which was shut down in April of this year. Also, the redesign of YouTube in the summer of 2017, along with forcing people to access (and soon upload) their videos through YouTube Studio, which currently, is still in Beta!
Google tends to make bad changes every year, at the most, 2-4 changes every year for all of their sites. Can't even make a stupid contact form for my blog, so I guess I'll just rant about it.
The same thing goes around with Android. I switched over to an iPhone about 3 weeks ago, and I'm very impressed by the design of the phone. It's much faster than my old Samsung, has a better camera, plus the capability of recording in 4K. Nice!! All of my apps run very fast, and works like a charm. This is probably my most favorite phone out of all of them, that I've had not a single problem with. Well, not yet at least.
Android wouldn't let me do crap. Over half of my apps would force quit, forcing me to restart the phone to regain control, unable to install a certain game, with Google Play telling me to upgrade to a new phone, and not only that, Google Photos not letting me download any of my photos at all, giving me only the option to move to the archive, forcing me to put my laptop on airplane mode to avoid Charter Spectrum's bullcrap, and transfer them to a flash drive, and move them over to my desktop. It didn't seem fair to me, so I'm going to stop using Android all together. For some reason, I just hate Android now.
I hope Google can try to figure this crap out, and then I can make a contact form, but that will probably never happen as Google doesn't give a crap, so until they can figure something out (which they probably won't), you'll just have to contact me via e-mail.
Google tends to make bad changes every year, at the most, 2-4 changes every year for all of their sites. Can't even make a stupid contact form for my blog, so I guess I'll just rant about it.
The same thing goes around with Android. I switched over to an iPhone about 3 weeks ago, and I'm very impressed by the design of the phone. It's much faster than my old Samsung, has a better camera, plus the capability of recording in 4K. Nice!! All of my apps run very fast, and works like a charm. This is probably my most favorite phone out of all of them, that I've had not a single problem with. Well, not yet at least.
Android wouldn't let me do crap. Over half of my apps would force quit, forcing me to restart the phone to regain control, unable to install a certain game, with Google Play telling me to upgrade to a new phone, and not only that, Google Photos not letting me download any of my photos at all, giving me only the option to move to the archive, forcing me to put my laptop on airplane mode to avoid Charter Spectrum's bullcrap, and transfer them to a flash drive, and move them over to my desktop. It didn't seem fair to me, so I'm going to stop using Android all together. For some reason, I just hate Android now.
I hope Google can try to figure this crap out, and then I can make a contact form, but that will probably never happen as Google doesn't give a crap, so until they can figure something out (which they probably won't), you'll just have to contact me via e-mail.
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