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How about User Experience (UX) and System Experience (SX?)? UX engineers are creating software for the express purpose of interacting with users, i.e. human be
by taylodl 5y ago
How about User Experience (UX) and System Experience (SX?)?
UX engineers are creating software for the express purpose of interacting with users, i.e. human beings, and having to deal with all the messiness that entails.
SX engineers are creating software to be used by software. Their focus is on API/SPI design, versioning, flexibility, discoverability and so forth.
- hulitu 5y ago> How about User Experience (UX) and System Experience (SX?)? > UX engineers are creating software for the express purpose of interacting with users, i.e. human beings, and having to deal with all the messiness that entails. In the latest 5 years the UX are creating software for the express purpose of telemetry and destroying users experience. Every two months there's a major interface redesign. Every two months someone thinks that the users are idiots and need no configuration options while they make grey text on white or black background. > SX engineers are creating software to be used by software. Their focus is on API/SPI design, versioning, flexibility, discoverability and so forth. Discoverability is dead. Help is not in fashion anymore and when there is some help available it needs a web browser and an internet connection.