deluxemedia

This review system is broken. A lot of buyer misunderstanding what could be improved as what went well. As a user product designer one of the worst things you can do to a user is making them think too much. Can someone high up in Fiverr fix this dark pattern?

While I appreciate the effort to distinguish between different seller levels, particularly with the addition of the diamond badges, I believe there might be an unintended messaging issue with the Level 2 badge design on gigs. As a product designer who values clarity and effective communication through design, I couldn't help but notice that the Level 2 badge, with its two diamonds and one grey diamond, could potentially convey a misleading message to users. Instead of clearly indicating the seller's level status, it might unintentionally suggest to buyers that Level 2 sellers are delivering subpar quality products or services. I understand that the intention behind the design might have been to visually represent progression from Level 1 to Level 2, but it's important to consider the potential impact on sellers' reputations and the perception of their work quality. Perhaps there could be an alternative design approach that maintains consistency while avoiding any negative connotations. This way, each level badge can stand independently without implying any judgment on the quality of the seller's work. Can't thinking of anything on top of my head right now. I believe that by refining the design of the badges on gigs, we can ensure a more positive and supportive environment for all sellers on the platform.