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Does that not depend on the software though — the likelihood that you have "powerusers", the difference in usage between novices & power-users, the learning cur
by another-dave 10y ago
Does that not depend on the software though — the likelihood that you have "powerusers", the difference in usage between novices & power-users, the learning curve, etc. etc.
Look at something like Photoshop — the level of configuration options is immense, but thousands of professionals use it daily without issue. It just has sensible defaults that can be restored easily.
- ubernostrum 10y agoThis may be the first time I've ever heard someone seriously praise Photoshop for good UI or software design. Most of the people I know who work with it just barely tolerate its UI and its incessant bugs. Wonder if that has anything to do with trying to support everything everyone ever thought of? :)