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But users almost never care about the underlying technology. In my experience they care about usability above all else. Most the time they have no clue what's p
by matt_wulfeck 10y ago
But users almost never care about the underlying technology. In my experience they care about usability above all else. Most the time they have no clue what's powering the other side and that's by design.
I think the GP and yourself have different values. I don't want to speak for him/her but I think I can relate: don't allow perfect to be the enemy of good.
- fiedzia 10y ago> But users almost never care about the underlying technology. I guess it heavily depends on who are you working with. If your users don't understand and don't require security, it will not be provided. My users often have customers who care about those things, so it goes back to me.