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I think both you and Brad are right in some way. The KILLER feature is the total time to do something that the user intends to do. If you have a very fast OS,

by N1H1L 6y ago

I think both you and Brad are right in some way. The KILLER feature is the total time to do something that the user intends to do. If you have a very fast OS, but bad UX then the rate-limiting step is the UX, not the OS. And the converse is also true.

Spivak 6y ago
Your apps UX is the language your users must learn and speak to convey their intent to software. Having an expressive vocabulary and complex grammar is great for saying a lot quickly if they’re fluent but painfully slow for anyone who isn’t.
- jandrese 6y ago
  IMHO it was more a problem of common functions being buried 5 menus deep in a sluggish UI.