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Maybe, but at the same time, often when changes happen to a product at a large company, a large amount of the public gets pissed. It's often not "hey we have so
by yupper32 5y ago
Maybe, but at the same time, often when changes happen to a product at a large company, a large amount of the public gets pissed. It's often not "hey we have some feedback", it's "hey we're going to go shoot up your HQ if you don't change xyz back to the way it was".
You've seen people's reactions to stuff like Reddit/Facebook/Youtube redesigns, right? It's wild. And those are relatively small things.
So I feel like the "sensitivities" you're talking about are a bit imbalanced here between users of a large company and the large company.
- thefunnyman 5y agoWhile your overall point remains, the Reddit redesign has been so user hostile, especially on mobile, that it’s a pretty poor example. Any major changes are indeed fundamentally more difficult to make at the scales these companies operate at simply because they impacted orders of magnitude more users.