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As a total newbie to UX (I used to be a middleware/back-end developer :-P), I read this article differently. The article mentioned a list of things NOT to do wh
by vmurthy 7y ago
As a total newbie to UX (I used to be a middleware/back-end developer :-P), I read this article differently. The article mentioned a list of things NOT to do which has its own uses. Let me give you some context:
I currently work as a PM at a startup. We don't really have a UI/UX guy since the last full-stack dev quit.
By avoiding a lot of these issues in the first place, I , as the PM can ensure that my customers don't get pissed off because my team mates have built a solid product (code quality, functionality, stability etc) but with glaring UX howlers :-). Via negativa FTW!