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> The customer of course desire high-quality product they have paid for. People pay for features first, and UX/UI second, if at all. People pay for software t
by pif 6y ago
> The customer of course desire high-quality product they have paid for.
People pay for features first, and UX/UI second, if at all.
People pay for software that makes them money. When two competing software offer the same feature set, than and only then does UX/UI get any important.
UX/UI is not for your customers: it's for attracting pigeons to your CRUD website in order to sell them to your advertising customers.
- pif 6y agoIn other words, UX/UI is for when you don't have anything else to offer.