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This probably does not only apply to software but to UI/UX in general. The "atarimae" translates to "UI/UX that works" and "miryouteki" is "UI/UX that is pleas

by gaudat 4y ago

This probably does not only apply to software but to UI/UX in general. The "atarimae" translates to "UI/UX that works" and "miryouteki" is "UI/UX that is pleasing to use".