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>If I like a song, I’ll listen to the album. If it I like the album, I’ll listen to the discography. Not everyone wants to put forth that much effort. Design d
by qzx_pierri 2y ago
>If I like a song, I’ll listen to the album. If it I like the album, I’ll listen to the discography.
Not everyone wants to put forth that much effort. Design decisions are often, if not always, centered around the path of least resistance. [1]
1: https://www.usertesting.com/blog/why-users-wont-go-where-you-tell-them https://www.usertesting.com/blog/why-users-wont-go-where-you...
- bheadmaster 2y ago> Not everyone wants to put forth that much effort. How is that more effort than listening whole albums? I personally do my Spotify discovery exactly that way - I listen to "discover weekly", and when a song stands out, I just click on the artist and listen more. I can't imagine any way of putting less effort than that into discovering new music.
- qzx_pierri 2y agoAlbums aren’t what Spotify recommends. Path of least resistance. See my comment above.
- bheadmaster 2y agoAlbums are literally one tap away - you tap on the song title and the album opens. > See my comment above. Please either reply to my comment with new words, or not at all.
- jncfhnb 2y agoListening to albums is a bad way of discovering albums you like. That’s my point.