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I'm guessing it's because focus has shifted from the "basics" of being able to do the actual thing to something else. That something else is probably "having i
by dusted 5y ago
I'm guessing it's because focus has shifted from the "basics" of being able to do the actual thing to something else.
That something else is probably "having it JustWork(tm) in 98% of the cases" is better economy than "having it work in 100% of the cases". Your product will win if it works and "feels nice any easy" for most people, compared to a product that is flexible, and works and utilitarian, but maybe "looks worse" because it actually was made to work, also when things don't go smooth.
It's definitely a trend, whitespace everywhere, UI's void of buttons or obvious hints of what to do or what can be done, a sacrifice to the gods of UX.
- terpimost 5y agoI agree with the 2 paragraph of this comment. In the case of a frequent traveler there is got to be a bank which cares about such case. With some time some banks will be better at this when more people will travel which is unlikely after COVID. On a tech side: it’s very hard to create, support and sustain a super flexible system which wouldn’t be perfect for everybody. People don’t spend their time configuring 100 settings in their Zoom profile and struggle finding invite link. And at the same time in some place of this world a person lost a bank card and smartphone being in a foreign country… rare case but turns life into hell quickly.