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> necessarily their incompetence, but that they're given the exclusive right to dictate every detail of the UX. Unless you have valid reason to think the user
by atatatat 5y ago
> necessarily their incompetence, but that they're given the exclusive right to dictate every detail of the UX.
Unless you have valid reason to think the user would prefer your way, this sounds like the correct chain of command for a strong product.
- varjag 5y ago…aand we're back to waterfall
- exdsq 5y agoYaaaay, less meetings
- marcosdumay 5y agoYou certainly mean less meetings once we are past the design phase. Because that phase is a single non-stop months-long meeting. Also, as soon as the design phase ends, the design is discovered to be broken. So the phase must be restarted. Repeat the above for as long as you want. Of course, the kind of place the GGP is complaining bout won't let peasants like developers to take part on that phase, so win-win, I guess.
- carlmr 5y agoI think usability is a valid reason. Their design had none.