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I take issue with the expression "UX Experts" as you use it. In fact, I deliberately invoke the "No True Scotsman" argument: If someone is an actual expert in t
by raganwald 16y ago
I take issue with the expression "UX Experts" as you use it. In fact, I deliberately invoke the "No True Scotsman" argument: If someone is an actual expert in the field, they know that what they find confusing is different than what a user finds confusing, and that what they find aesthetically offensive is irrelevant to what works or doesn't work for the target audience/user.
What you are speaking of is the "UX Zealot," exactly as you say at the end of your argument.
- al_james 16y agoYes true. Apologies to any true UX experts (who are not UX zealots) I may have offended.
- raganwald 16y agoNote that I am not claiming that "The set of all UX professionals who are also experts is non-empty," just that if someone is an expert, then certain things apply. So you may not need to apologise :-)