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* also people who didn’t find it appealing enough to notice. (Seemingly most, looking at the numbers.) When developers assume qualified UI designers merely wie
by chefandy 5y ago
* also people who didn’t find it appealing enough to notice. (Seemingly most, looking at the numbers.)
When developers assume qualified UI designers merely wield arbitrary personal preferences, FOSS loses.
- it buttresses a disdain and devaluation of the design discipline, in general
- developers feel entitled to obnoxiously impose their actual arbitrary personal preferences and folk knowledge on the fruit of someone’s intellectual discipline. It’s rarely an improvement.
- designers give up on a FOSS projects in general
- Your see conjecture and debate. Anyone who knows what they’re talking about sees Dunning and Kruger.