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Nobody complaining isn't necessarily a "good thing". Absence of evidence and all that. I've found that it's only like 1/1000 that will. And this thread (few d
by edoceo 2y ago
Nobody complaining isn't necessarily a "good thing". Absence of evidence and all that.
I've found that it's only like 1/1000 that will.
And this thread (few days ago) about why it's hard to buy nice things touches it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42430450 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42430450
Many (most?) don't raise issues because they've been conditioned that things won't get fixed.
I'm with you that overdone JS isn't necessary; and we should also consider user-silence to issues to bloat, slowness and jank.
- jmathai 2y agoI agree with all of that. Perhaps what I meant to say was that these weren't the things users were complaining about. I love a beautiful UI and experience. Listen to users and prioritize what helps them.