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Absolutely, yes. For example, Windows peaked out at Windows 7. These days one just cannot expect software and websites to be usable even on the happy path. It m
by karp773 3y ago
Absolutely, yes. For example, Windows peaked out at Windows 7. These days one just cannot expect software and websites to be usable even on the happy path. It may not crash, as others pointed out, it just does not accomplish the task satisfactory. With very few exceptions.
I see two main reasons. First, too much reliance on automated testing, which may catch crashes but does not guarantee good UX per se.
Second, the quality of recent talent in the industry. Too many people are in it for money, and could not care less about craftsmanship.
- Desafinado 3y agoYou could argue that the demand for software developers dilutes quality. When we're desperate for bodies that's going to mean we settle for inexperience.