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IMO, Human Interfaces Guidelines should be primarily thought of as a foundational layers, like a standard library for common patterns. But the true driver of UX
by skydhash 1y ago
IMO, Human Interfaces Guidelines should be primarily thought of as a foundational layers, like a standard library for common patterns. But the true driver of UX should always be the domain, be it word processing, 3d modelling, or graphic editing. Instead, we have company branding and oversimplification.
I've moved to Emacs, TUI, and CLI tools to escape the madness, not because they'r e better, but they let you do stuff and are at least stable so you don't have to alter your workflow every quarter.
- esafak 1y agoYou speak of the need for domain-driven UX but you have abandoned domain-specific tools?
- skydhash 1y agoMost of my needs are related to computer operations, so I just craft small scripts. But I would happily use a professional tool if needs be. Like Intellij or Affinity Designer. The issue is more about smaller utilities and office tools.