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Whereas no one would openly admit to copying a product and naming that company publicly - it could be said that many products were birthed from different percep
by templar_muse 8y ago
Whereas no one would openly admit to copying a product and naming that company publicly - it could be said that many products were birthed from different perceptions of a solution from a given problem space. Which, by virtue of convergent evolution though common customer requirements/user stories and focus groups, along with a standardisation of UX practices, end up with a largely overlapping feature base.
- sbr464 8y agoI think it happens a lot with forks or seeds of similar projects like you mention, Sugar crm > vtiger crm m0n0wall > pfsense/freenas I do think some products rely on copying the entire ui/ux a little too heavily. Although with standardization like you mention as well may become less of an issue