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...so you are not critically thinking about your work in the context of how useful it is to the end user? That's a bad UI work, I'd say. As for your senior the
by kvczor 8y ago
...so you are not critically thinking about your work in the context of how useful it is to the end user? That's a bad UI work, I'd say.
As for your senior thesis - Developer's job is to create software that makes lives easier. It was your decision to use your skills to harm people by exploiting their privacy.
Or it could be seen as something good - you discovered a way to exploit people and if you informed whoever was running this app you helped a good amount of people in your school.
- spaceribs 8y agoI think you're misunderstanding both my role as a UI developer and as an artist... It takes critical time and energy to reduce the complexity of a products' features to something a layperson can use, and a layperson is usually barely paying attention. As to your second point, I wasn't a developer, I was an artist, attempting to ask real questions about privacy and spark real discussions and possibly getting myself in trouble to start a conversation.