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He also said to remove things until it breaks. That doesn’t work for ux imho since “well it technically still works” isn’t going to lead to a great experience.
by AnotherGoodName 2y ago
He also said to remove things until it breaks. That doesn’t work for ux imho since “well it technically still works” isn’t going to lead to a great experience.
- kortilla 2y ago“…and then add back the last piece.” Is the rest of the quote. This points to a lack of QA or dogfooding in Tesla, not an issue with that strategy.
- AnotherGoodName 2y agoThe problem is the line to breakage. “Technically still works” doesn’t lead to adding back. It hasn’t broken yet. In ux technically still works is a very low bar.
- FireBeyond 2y ago> This points to a lack of QA or dogfooding in Tesla Like when they get new third party firmware that takes 36 hours to run the test suite, so they just flash a car with it, and "take it out for a quick spin", much to the third parties consternation.