> Even business software felt simpler. This made me remember how acceptable a developer designed utility used to be. Now, you can barely launch an MVP without

> Even business software felt simpler. This made me remember how acceptable a developer designed utility used to be. Now, you can barely launch an MVP without finding or paying for design and high quality UX/UI. If you do it’s likely going nowhere in terms of traction. I’m sure this has only seemed to be the new rule and there are a few exceptions. But not many. Even Stripe all those years ago really took off after investing in design. They’ve remained rather polished. But they’re also an exceedingly well funded operation.