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Agree. And in a world where most technical people assume differentiation means better specs, Apple repeatedly prioritizes better UX: easier and/or more fun to u
by brookst 3y ago
Agree. And in a world where most technical people assume differentiation means better specs, Apple repeatedly prioritizes better UX: easier and/or more fun to use.
- TheLoafOfBread 3y agoExcept when you will try to use Finder on MacOS. That whole thing is just a massive UX failure
- brookst 3y agoAgreed. I wasn’t trying to say Apple gets every bit of UX perfect (or even acceptable) in all products. But they do have a history of disrupting markets by leveraging superior UX. Mainstreaming the GUI, the click wheel, the all-glass multitouch phone, etc, etc.