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Opinions are subjective by definition. Do not confuse opinions and facts. And the idea that “all platforms meet your needs if you put in enough effort and time
by dagmx 2y ago
Opinions are subjective by definition. Do not confuse opinions and facts.
And the idea that “all platforms meet your needs if you put in enough effort and time ” is flawed because that time and effort is part of the needs.
Again, to take their grocery store analogy: the layout doesn’t change the capability of the store. But it does provide them with the ability to get things done sooner, faster and with less cognitive load.
User experience matters more than I think you acknowledge.
- alt227 2y agoI see your point, but I have been shown time and time again that User experience is basically just practice. People can and do change all the time. Humans instinctively stick with what they know, but in reality most people could be more efficient by learning things outside of their comfort zone. The few people that do this are rewrded greatly by having multiple strings to their bow, and being adaptive to many environments. Those that stick with they know are super efficient in their own environment, but take them out of that and they invariably complain that they could be better if they had the tools they know.
- dagmx 2y agoWith all due respect, this is a very “stick your head in the ground” attitude about user experience. User experience matters and it’s not just about adapting.
- alt227 2y agoIn my experience its all about adapting, and the people that dont are the ones who have their heads stuck in the ground and get left behind. But we can agree to disagree, thats fine. Thankyou for the respect :)