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Which is what I mean by leading you to "technically correct" code. At the end of it, you have everything wired up in a way that exposes the functionality, but y
by war1025 8y ago
Which is what I mean by leading you to "technically correct" code. At the end of it, you have everything wired up in a way that exposes the functionality, but you haven't necessarily spent any time testing out the ergonomics of actually using the UI.
Could just be the people I've worked with aren't good at UI design.
- querulous 8y agoi mean your tests should cover the ergonomics too. that should be the first thing you test, in fact. if you can't describe how it should work, you shouldn't even be opening an editor