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> If your product or UX trivializes someone's job, they are going to fight you. I find that kind of arrogant. In a lot of cases, the UX designers simply undere
by stormking 8y ago
> If your product or UX trivializes someone's job, they are going to fight you.
I find that kind of arrogant. In a lot of cases, the UX designers simply underestimate the real complexity of a task.
- motohagiography 8y agoReducing a complex task that takes 10 fingers and gratifying thought to a single button choice architecture is trivializing. Recognizing that interests are rarely articulated is the real art.
- stormking 8y ago> Reducing a complex task that takes 10 fingers and gratifying thought to a single button choice architecture is trivializing. Not if that works only in the 90% of usual cases and working the non-usual ones is not possible, anymore, after the change.