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The very best in most cases would be for the designer to make the 'right' choice for the content... in other words, the best is for the user is to not have a ch
by glhaynes 17y ago
The very best in most cases would be for the designer to make the 'right' choice for the content... in other words, the best is for the user is to not have a choice but never want one in the first place. It's a joy to use something that's had that level of care put into it. Of course, when that doesn't happen, you need options.
- jsharpe 17y agoThat doesn't work when the 'right' choice depends on user preference. The designer can't make a single right choice, because there isn't one in the vast majority of cases. I am reminded of Malcolm Gladwell's talk about tomato sauce. Some people like chunky. Some people like plain.
- wanderr 17y agoEven if there were a right choice, what are the chances of designers choosing it?