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Just because he doesn't use it any more doesn't mean the feedback is any less valuable. It's great feedback. It points out specific problems and solutions. Way
by NeutronBoy 14y ago
Just because he doesn't use it any more doesn't mean the feedback is any less valuable.
It's great feedback. It points out specific problems and solutions. Ways that, from his point of view, the UI could be improved.
- marknutter 14y agoWhat I'm questioning is whether or not he actually ever attempted to use it as his main project management solution in the first place, and instead gave a knee-jerk reaction to the fact that it was a single-page javascript application. Someone who's asking for a plain HTML version of a rich desktop style application probably wasn't going to use it in the first place. I'm open to eating crow, though.
- ricardobeat 14y agoIt's pretty clear from his comment that he used it. > Someone who's asking for a plain HTML version of a rich desktop style application probably wasn't going to use it in the first place. That's a very unfortunate comment. In the end the technology is what matters the least in his feedback - odds are if you make the RIA responsive enough, use smart caching, sensible navigation, respect default behaviors, etc, nobody will ask for a "plain HTML" version. It's about the experience and usability.