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Even more so: "a crowd of tech workers who generally are trying to pave the way" are professionally engaged in using, critiquing and developing user interfaces.
by dsr_ 5y ago
Even more so: "a crowd of tech workers who generally are trying to pave the way" are professionally engaged in using, critiquing and developing user interfaces. These are the people you hire to tell you "this wasn't a good idea, here's a better one".
Super-thin phones.
Touch-screen controls in automobiles.
QR codes instead of menus.
All of these things seem nifty to marketing departments, may be accepted by consumers, and are detrimental to actual usage.
- acituan 5y ago> Even more so: "a crowd of tech workers who generally are trying to pave the way" are professionally engaged in using, critiquing and developing user interfaces. “I don’t like it” is not a critique though. The people you would want to hire could try to answer “here is an imperfect solution, how would you improve it?”