Too bad there's no good examples in the blog post. With regards to the color of the bike shed, if any color is good enough (even though there might be some per

Too bad there's no good examples in the blog post. With regards to the color of the bike shed, if any color is good enough (even though there might be some perfect color that is very visible yet also soothing and pretty), then picking a color at random is not doing a bad job, it's doing an adequate job. Perhaps a better example would be a restaurant that half-asses their website because most customers find them on Facebook anyway. In that scenario, visitors to the website might think "ugh, this is useless crap" – ugly, hard to navigate, doesn't have up-to-date information – but it doesn't hurt the business enough for it to warrant paying attention to.