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You are missing my point, and that could very well by my fault in not explaining it properly. Why should an end user, who could use multiple platforms, need to
by elliottcarlson 16y ago
You are missing my point, and that could very well by my fault in not explaining it properly.
Why should an end user, who could use multiple platforms, need to understand two different layouts for the same program. This has nothing to do with different vendors, but the fact that a company needs to invest serious time in to developing a UI that is intuitive in all platforms they are targeting. The user experience should be well thought out so that it is a great application that takes advantage of the operating system interfaces that they are working with. If that user experience is lacking then someone dropped the ball - which is a burden for end users, IT folks and so forth.
- lovskogen 16y agoIt should be different because platforms are different, and thank god for that.