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Hi,
There has been a huge layout change in the spotify app (without updating the app).
I can't scroll through my artists via the first letter anymore! On saturday, I used to have this bar on the right, where you touch on B and the app scrolls to the artists starting with B. But now, I have this huge thumbnails for artists. And I follow over 300 Artists! How does this make the app better? How it is supposed to be easier in a car or with one hand, if I have to scroll artists by hand? This makes the artists-tab completely useless. And a huge tab for podcasts? I follow 4 podcasts, why the heck do I need this?
And if you open an artist, you just see the saved songs and albums. If I want to see everything, I have to click on another menu and choose Show Artist.
Why do you think, that these are improvements? Are UI changes even tested? Doesn't seem so. I'm working in software development and this is by far one of the badest and most useless UI-changes, I've ever seen.
Don't get me wrong, I still love spotify. But these changes are horrible and I can't understand, how this passed any testing department.