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I don't know, but if they allowed the aesthetic to impede the functionality, they did so in violation of design principle #2 because good design MUST (tongue-in
by theonemind 6y ago
I don't know, but if they allowed the aesthetic to impede the functionality, they did so in violation of design principle #2 because good design MUST (tongue-in-cheek RFC-like capitalization) disregard anything that detracts from the usefulness of the product.