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This assumes a one-to-one relationship between pieces of software and workflows, which is absolutely incorrect. Just because you design a piece of software to b
by dandelany 16y ago
This assumes a one-to-one relationship between pieces of software and workflows, which is absolutely incorrect. Just because you design a piece of software to be used in a certain workflow does not mean that that workflow will work for everyone; software which allows users to configure it to fit their individualized problems and processes is infinitely more valuable than software that tells the user "it's my way or the highway."
- nostrademons 16y agoArguably, if you work a different way than the majority of users of a product, you'd be better served by a different product.
- dandelany 16y agoUsually, a product which doesn't exist.
- jodrellblank 16y agoThen I have an infinitely valuable compiler and empty file to sell you.
- cherring 16y agoOf course opinionated software of this nature will not have a workflow that suits everyone. Wasn't that kind of the point? Some people will love, others will not, and they will use something else. Some people just aren't your customers and that's ok, there is someone else that has an app for them.