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A photo isn’t an interactive interface so there’s entirely different perception tasks involved in parsing it. We like a lot of things in photos that are horribl
by simianparrot 2y ago
A photo isn’t an interactive interface so there’s entirely different perception tasks involved in parsing it. We like a lot of things in photos that are horrible for UI design — and vice versa.
But this also gets into another gray area where looking at a design for a UI != using said design to perform important tasks. Hence why prototyping and user tests often run counter to “pretty” interfaces.
- ninetyninenine 2y agoRight but you got any science to back up what you say? I can simply say you’re wrong and I disagree and you got nothing to move your argument forward.