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Yes indeed, if only they would "inform end users of the change". Unfortunately that would require that end users a) read such information (given the truism tha
by abraae 7y ago
Yes indeed, if only they would "inform end users of the change".
Unfortunately that would require that end users a) read such information (given the truism that "users don't read"), I would ouputr this at a vanishingly small likelihood, and b) summoned such information to mind when using their device.
The only people who would read this sort of information are techies it closer techies. It's certainly not my aged mother.
The real solution is to stick with some time proven UI techniques. As the author says, like scroll bars.
Instead, we have form over functionality writ large.