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You have to have some reason to think a setting might exist before you'll go looking for it. If it's unintuitive to think that a particular piece of functional
by ScottBurson 11y ago
You have to have some reason to think a setting might exist before you'll go looking for it. If it's unintuitive to think that a particular piece of functionality might be controlled by a setting at all, the fact that it would be easy to find the setting if you knew it existed is of little help.
- sbuk 11y agoThere is an obvious line between being non-intuitive or unobvious and reasons to think something exists or not. A UI cannot rely solely on intuition alone; investigation must be encouraged too.