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The ideal is in the attribute, not the object it is attached to. With respect to interfaces, if the problem is that we use gestures that we don't in real life,
by hx87 10y ago
The ideal is in the attribute, not the object it is attached to. With respect to interfaces, if the problem is that we use gestures that we don't in real life, then the solution is to implement ones that are closer to those in real life; if the problem is that we can't see under our fingers, then we should implement some way to display the blocked information. The critic doesn't have to know how to implement, just that it can/should be implemented.
- eridius 10y agoYou've now reduced your argument to the trivially inane. You were claiming that the critic needs to be able to propose a solution, but now you're just claiming the critic needs to say "given flaw X, the solution is to not have flaw X".