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The ideas are interesting, the illustrations are highly distracting. > If the software is at a certain level of complexity, new users will only learn parts of
by makeitdouble 3y ago
The ideas are interesting, the illustrations are highly distracting.
> If the software is at a certain level of complexity, new users will only learn parts of it or not use it at all.
Being talked about complexity next to a cockpit of a plane that mandates pre-training, with an exam leading to the acquisition of a license, followed by a mandatory minimum number of flight hours per month to keep the right to fly alone isn't the best illustration I have of "new users will only learn parts of it"
And it goes on for every bullet point, there will be a plane cockpit next to it...
But yes, I totally agree that more thought needs to be given to the learning curve and discoverability of features of other non life critical, non regulated software.