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Im not usually an advocate of 'you need to hire a UX/UI person' but this really needs a good one. Its trying to show people a lot of different information and t
by twelvechairs 10y ago
Im not usually an advocate of 'you need to hire a UX/UI person' but this really needs a good one. Its trying to show people a lot of different information and theres no graphical clarity to it at all. Worse it looks like the worst kind of interfaces from the early 1990s. Its painfully obvious nobody on the team has any graphic/visual background. I guess its just the difficulty of projects coming from a university/science/research basis where these things arent valued because they are hard to quantify.
- wolfgke 10y ago> I guess its just the difficulty of projects coming from a university/science/research basis where these things arent valued because they are hard to quantify. IMHO rather because in research projects at universities there is no position (in the sense that one can spend money on it) for people who aren't either researcher or administration. UX people surely have their importance but they neither bring research results nor they are a "necessary evil" (adminstration - which is no contradiction that good adminstration personal can be really helpful).
- seanmcdirmid 10y agoWell, there are HCI researchers who do design/UX/UI; more straight up design research in CS would be nice though.