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Surely, it's a case of each person only having 10 or so apps that matter to them, but it's kinda a different 10 for everyone. Like the old, 80% of users only u
by Terry_B 15y ago
Surely, it's a case of each person only having 10 or so apps that matter to them, but it's kinda a different 10 for everyone.
Like the old, 80% of users only use 20% of the features. But it's a different 20%.
- tejaswiy 15y agoThis. I'd like to give you 100 upvotes if I could. Add to this, even the same user doesn't want use the same 20% of the all the time. Tastes change, preferences change, new apps come out. What @dhh's argument reduces to, is that the long tail doesn't matter. But only, it really does. But as you say, the long tail is what makes it a great UX for users.
- Terry_B 15y agoAbsolutely. And when you start talking about games especially, the long tail matters even more.