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These things were studied in decades past. Did you demand research and stats when Microsoft made it impossible to tell which window is focused? What benefits we
by pseudalopex 3y ago
These things were studied in decades past. Did you demand research and stats when Microsoft made it impossible to tell which window is focused? What benefits were claimed?
- codeptualize 3y agoMy whole point is that usability is not about small details but the ability to complete a task. The big picture. I don't use windows, I don't like it, but if [it being impossible to tell which window is focussed] doesn't impede people accomplishing the things they need to do, it's probably a cosmetic, at best a minor usability problem.
- pseudalopex 3y agoUsability is the ease of completing tasks. Not ability. You seem very invested in dismissing constructive criticism. And you demanded research but provided none.