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It's nice if it looks perfect but if I can get 3/4 the way with 1/20 of the code and 1/50 the effort I'll go with the less bloated version. It does depend a lot
by 6510 2y ago
It's nice if it looks perfect but if I can get 3/4 the way with 1/20 of the code and 1/50 the effort I'll go with the less bloated version. It does depend a lot how often it is used and how annoying the missing functionality, how strange the order of steps or how sub optimal lay-outs are.
- gffrd 2y agoThis is the beautiful dance of UX and Engineering! A proper pairing means both parties that make trade offs so everyone benefits: the engineering constraints provide healthy check to user needs, forcing the designer to evaluate and either find a novel solution or let it go. Sometimes that remaining 1/4 is worth a huge effort, sometimes it’s not, and sometimes the pushback uncovers a 2/50 solve that still nets the benefit of that final 1/4.