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More to the point, the existing UX knowledge out there is so trifling, so paltry, so embarassingly miniscule, that even mere "improvement" could represent a tho
by iron_ball 18y ago
More to the point, the existing UX knowledge out there is so trifling, so paltry, so embarassingly miniscule, that even mere "improvement" could represent a thousandfold boon to the consumer.
- pchristensen 18y agoExactly. Read Tufte's 4 books, or just Don't Make Me Think, or just read Joel of pg's stuff about usability, and you've gone from extremely shty to mediocre, but you're ahead of 80-85% of everyone else. Throw in a little about typography and color, and you're probably ahead of 95% of developers. You might not be the greatest in the world, but the state of the industry is so bad that you'll have a huge relative advantage.