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Why not? The front end is closer to your users. Shouldn't that be the focus?
by a-priori 6y ago
Why not? The front end is closer to your users. Shouldn't that be the focus?
- inopinatus 6y agoAnalogies about proximity are beguiling but misleading. They’re all hat and no cattle. Streamlining the ticket office won't make your trains run on time, and you can’t just put more lipstick on a dead pig, since ultimately it lets the tail wag the dog. Which is to say, a great user experience comes from the heart, not the skin, of your product.