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And of course, no closed software has _ever_ had a poor UI/UX.
by fartcannon 6y ago
And of course, no closed software has _ever_ had a poor UI/UX.
- pjmlp 6y agoIt has a money in the bank at the end of the month, regardless of the UI/UX.
- fartcannon 6y agoIt might? It might also not have money in the bank? Is that relevant? Bad UX is subjective. Money doesn't change that.
- pjmlp 6y agoIt changes where most people are willing to spend their skills.
- SummerlyMars 6y agoBad UX (for some definition of bad) may be subjective, but that doesn't mean money won't affect it. Suppose we want to optimize user productivity. For any given UX, some users will feel they're more productive with it, and some less. Finding a UX that maximizes the number of users who feel productive is going to help attract users to the product, and money can buy the design expertise needed to find that UX. It might be the case that users only feel more productive with a given UX and aren't actually more productive with it. Even then, if a majority of potential users think that the UX is making it easier to accomplish their goals, a project will have an easier time attracting users.
- dTal 6y agoI don't think anyone claimed that. Do you disagree that OSS tends to have a worse UI than commercially developed software? If not, what's your point?