When you go to Jumble.social and log in, you have two main columns and some options in a sidebar. The left main column is mostly blank, with a heading encouraging you to "Choose a Relay," and the right column shows a list of random relays to choose from. Is there something particularly unintuitive about that?

Additionally, if you click on "Choose a Relay" you can choose to look at a "Following" feed or your "Bookmarks." Again, those seem pretty self-explanatory.

So I am sorry, but "it isn't intuitive" doesn't really help me understand what specifically you are finding unintuitive.

Now, if you want to see the Lockbox relay in particular, as I had suggested, it might not be immediately apparent how to do so. But then, Cody's not going to put "Hey, if you want to see a feed of what's on Lockbox, click here," on the front page of his client. Lockbox is just one of thousands of relays that someone might want to use.

What tool do you suppose one would intuitively use when they want to find something specific? Probably search, right? What happens when we search for lockbox? We are presented with the option to search for notes, tags, or relays that match that search criteria. The relay's information and feed shows up in the right column, with the option to add the relay as a favorite in the top right, indicated by a star icon.

So far, everything I have mentioned seems pretty intuitive to me.

Please point out specifically what is not intuitive, and even better, some suggestions about what could be changed to make it more intuitive.

When you go to Jumble.social and log in, you have two main columns and some options in a sidebar. The left main column is mostly blank, with a heading encouraging you to "Choose a Relay," and the right column shows a list of random relays to choose from. Is there something particularly unintuitive about that?

Additionally, if you click on "Choose a Relay" you can choose to look at a "Following" feed or your "Bookmarks." Again, those seem pretty self-explanatory.

So I am sorry, but "it isn't intuitive" doesn't really help me understand what specifically you are finding unintuitive.

Now, if you want to see the Lockbox relay in particular, as I had suggested, it might not be immediately apparent how to do so. But then, Cody's not going to put "Hey, if you want to see a feed of what's on Lockbox, click here," on the front page of his client. Lockbox is just one of thousands of relays that someone might want to use.

What tool do you suppose one would intuitively use when they want to find something specific? Probably search, right? What happens when we search for lockbox? We are presented with the option to search for notes, tags, or relays that match that search criteria. The relay's information and feed shows up in the right column, with the option to add the relay as a favorite in the top right, indicated by a star icon.

So far, everything I have mentioned seems pretty intuitive to me.

Please point out specifically what is not intuitive, and even better, some suggestions about what could be changed to make it more intuitive.

"I don't know where to begin... Fix it," without anything specific that should be improved or any constructive suggestion about how it should be improved, is not going to get any results.

Cody is very patient and willing to hear out substantive critiques of his client, and has implemented several suggestions I and others have made, but that is because we offered specific details about what we struggled with, why it was cumbersome or confusing, and offered constructive ideas about how it could be different.

"It" (referring to the client as a whole) "isn't intuitive enough," isn't a help to anyone and isn't going to result in better clients available for everyone.

Thank you. I’m about to check it out now.

Somewhat, but it's been around for a bit.

It's a web client that allows you to view and post to specific relays, even if they aren't in your regular relay list.