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That kind of slow and steady approach actually sounds pretty reasonable for some cases. Sure it won't win the market for a trendy new consumer app, but a lot of
by rurp 3y ago
That kind of slow and steady approach actually sounds pretty reasonable for some cases. Sure it won't win the market for a trendy new consumer app, but a lot of software is basically feature complete and should prioritize stability over whatever's currently cool and exciting.
I have an old account with a bank that has hardly changed its website design in well over a decade. It's great! The information is clearly laid out in tables and everything loads super fast. Every other financial web app I'm familiar with has a much more "modern" design and is categorically worse to use. One site literally takes over a dozen clicks to get to basic information and evey single page load is slooooow.
- pradn 3y agoBank webpages don't need to be more than HTML tables, with perhaps a bit of JS thrown in to ease element collapsing, etc.
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