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The best we can do is usually not the goal. Good enough is the goal. People look at great products and say that sentiment isn't true, but you always have to re
by jmtulloss 17y ago
The best we can do is usually not the goal. Good enough is the goal.
People look at great products and say that sentiment isn't true, but you always have to release. Take the first iPhone. When it came to feature checklists, it was embarrassed by every competitor out there. It nailed the interface though, and that was Apple's definition of "good enough". The shipped, took the industry by storm, and have since added most of those checklist features that everybody thought they needed in the first place.
- gridspy 17y agoEvery feature you add makes the menu more complex. There comes a point where removing a feature is itself a feature.