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Yeah, I don't know many systems where I can genuinely say "these guys failed because they provided too many features". It's more of a case that making it withou
by frossie 16y ago
Yeah, I don't know many systems where I can genuinely say "these guys failed because they provided too many features". It's more of a case that making it without a myriad of features is possible.
What attracted my attention was this:
If any of your users have to stop and ask for help, you’ve done something wrong. Nobody ever wants to have to contact support.
I have found it a great advantage to work at a small shop, where developing and support is shared amongst the same people. The Nth time a user has the same query or hits the same problem, you know this is something you really have to sort out.